
Vijay Sajja built Evergent around a stubborn problem: the software behind a subscription could rarely keep up with the person paying for it. His answer has taken him from a Menlo Park garage to a partnership with the NBA.

From car strategy and field sales to fintech SaaS and streaming economics, Evergent's Chief Business Officer has made a specialty of translating between products, markets and the people who must make them work.
Jordan Mackler is the CEO and Co-Founder of ScribeUp, an AI-powered embedded subscription management platform helping banks and credit unions give their members full visibility and control over recurring bills. A University of Michigan and MIT MBA graduate who left his MBA program mid-stream to build ScribeUp, Mackler has grown the company from idea to a $3M seed-backed fintech with partnerships across a growing network of credit unions - turning the mundane problem of mystery subscription charges into a strategic retention weapon for financial institutions.
Brian Bogosian is President, CEO, and Chairman of Sticky.io, a San Francisco-based headless CRM and subscription payments platform that processes over $12 billion annually and powers 72 million+ subscriptions. A veteran technology executive, he previously led Good Technology (formerly Visto) as Chairman, President & CEO for a decade, growing it to become the industry's first mobile enterprise unicorn valued at $1.25 billion with 500+ employees in 10 countries. He founded Salt Technology and acquired LimeLight CRM - which he rebranded as Sticky.io in 2020 - to build a comprehensive payment orchestration and ecommerce retention platform backed by $90 million in debt financing from Goldman Sachs Asset Management and others.