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- SEC Form D · Venture Capital fundRecall CapitalManager of the General Partner of the Issuersince 2026
- SEC Form D · Venture Capital fundRecall CapitalExecutive Officeron 2 filings · since 2023
- SEC Form D · Company raisingGoMiso, Inc.Executive Officer, Directorsince 2011
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Recall Sessions: Why Two Finance Leaders Are Ditching Excel for Claude Code | Jeff Cobourn (Gusto) & Rohit Divate (Tide)
MentionsSomrat Niyogi
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Jeff Cobourn leads finance, business operations, and strategy at Gusto, where he's spent nearly nine years building out the company's financial infrastructure. Rohit Divate recently joined Tide as VP of Finance after seven years in corporate finance and strategy at Gusto. Somrat Niyogi, General… More on the show's page
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Apple PodcastsThe show's pageRecall Sessions: Building a $1.1B Category That Didn't Exist | Nick Mehta (Gainsight)
MentionsNick MehtaVista Equity PartnersSomrat Niyogi
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Nick Mehta is the former CEO of Gainsight, the platform that helps companies drive durable growth through customer-led and product-led strategies. Vista Equity Partners acquired Gainsight for $1.1 billion. Nick ran the company as CEO for 13 years before stepping into a board role last year. Nick… More on the show's page
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Apple PodcastsThe show's pageRecall Sessions: AI-Native CRMs and What It Takes to Replace Salesforce | Doug Camplejohn & Patrick Thompson
WithDoug Camplejohn
MentionsSomrat Niyogi
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Doug Camplejohn is the Founder & CEO of Coffee, an AI-first CRM. Doug co-founded Fliptop (acquired by LinkedIn), led Sales Navigator at LinkedIn as VP of Product, then ran Sales Cloud at Salesforce as EVP and GM. He's also had exits with Mi5 Networks (acquired by Symantec) and MyPlay (acquired by… More on the show's page
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Apple PodcastsThe show's pageRecall Sessions: How Moveworks Went From First Customer to $2.85B with Bhavin Shah
WithBhavin Shah
MentionsSomrat Niyogi
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Bhavin Shah spent years building Moveworks into the agentic AI platform behind employee support at Toyota, Siemens, Unilever, and hundreds more. In December 2025, ServiceNow acquired Moveworks for $2.85 billion. In this episode of Recall Sessions, Somrat Niyogi goes back to the beginning. How did… More on the show's page
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