The public sector does not lack software. It lacks software that understands a bid protest, a grant audit and a city budget meeting. Euna Solutions is betting one connected suite can turn those peculiarities into an advantage.
OpenGov started by making municipal budgets readable. Fourteen years, ten acquisitions and a $1.8 billion deal later, it is trying to become the operating system behind the permit, purchase order and pothole.
Jay Nath is Co-CEO and co-founder of Authorium, an AI-powered government procurement and document workflow platform that processes over $50 billion in government transactions. Before Authorium, he served as San Francisco's first Chief Innovation Officer for nearly a decade, where he created landmark programs including Startup in Residence (STIR), Civic Bridge, and Open311 — the nation's first read-write open data standard for 311 systems, adopted by over 50 cities worldwide. Recognized by the Obama White House as a Champion of Change, Nath has spent his career bridging the gap between Silicon Valley agility and the scale of public sector impact.