Wondering how your SaaS business got slapped with a multi-million dollar sales tax bill from one or multiple states? Probably because you, like so many other SaaS companies out there, didn’t even know you had to collect and remit sales tax.
How do you compete in a tough marketplace with thousands of competitors? Join Adam Blitzer as he shares insights from launching a company in a crowded space.
Whether you just scored your Series A or are about to go public, there’s no reason to waste precious capital on tasks that could be automated.
Nick Caldwell has built and grown product and engineering organizations at PowerBI (0 to 300 engineers), Reddit (500M MAU) and Looker ($2.7B sale to Google). Nick will share 5 big lessons he’s learned along the way that you can use as you build your company’s product and engineering functions from its earliest days to its largest successes.
SaaStr SVP & GM, Amelia Ibarra, sits down with Alon Alroy, Co-Founder & CMO at Bizzabo to answer the million-dollar question: what’s next for b2b events?
Digital transformation as we know it has come and passed. Companies that prepared for a digital-centric future are flourishing, but those who have been reluctant to change are now faced with serious challenges. Data infrastructure is the backbone of the digital world and its future lies with the technologies that can truly take advantage of all the resources available across the cloud. We take a look at the future of data infrastructure and its importance in the digital-centric world.
Mark Faggiano is the Founder and CEO of TaxJar, a 100% remote company and the leading sales tax technology solution for eCommerce merchants. Over the past 15 years, Mark has funneled his passion for SaaS to help companies move upmarket by solving complex problems with an intense focus on customer service, consumer education via content and scalable technology. At TaxJar, Mark raised the biggest Series A funding round in history for an all-remote company whose unique culture has garnered more than a dozen workplace awards, including Best Company Culture and four technology awards in 2019 alone. Mark was named 2019’s number one Small and Mid-Sized CEO by Comparably. A five-time entrepreneur, Mark previously co-founded FileLater, which became the web’s leading tax extension service before selling to Banks.com in 2010. Mark earned his B.A. at Boston College and MBA at the University of San Diego, CA.
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