GovSpend Appoints Jeff Rubenstein as Chairman and CEO, Nate Haskins as President and COO

GovSpend, the leading resource for organizations buying and selling in the government marketplace, today announced that the company’s Board of Directors has appointed founder Jeff Rubenstein as Chairman, in addition to his duties as CEO.

Mr. Rubenstein, who founded GovSpend in 2011, is responsible for delivering on the vision of making GovSpend the indispensable provider of government data in the market. “I’m privileged to continue to lead GovSpend into its next phase of innovation and growth,” said Rubenstein. “Over the past ten years, the talented team at GovSpend has established an impressive track record of supporting government agencies and market participants. I am thrilled to build on that foundation to continue to help our government procurement customers deliver on their mission while removing friction for government vendors to sell their goods and services.”

GovSpend also announces the appointment of Nate Haskins to President & COO. Mr. Haskins brings over 20 years of experience scaling data and analytics businesses, highlighted by his successful tenures as Chief Data Officer at S&P Global and executive management roles at SNL Financial. As GovSpend’s President and COO, Haskins will report to Rubenstein and will be responsible for the strategic direction and operational execution of the company.

Haskins’ appointment is a reflection of the company’s ambitious agenda, and tapping into his extensive experience will enhance the company’s path to accelerated growth, product innovation, and exceptional customer service.“GovSpend’s unique data assets and progressive technology infrastructure are set up to revolutionize doing business with the government, utilizing ground truth in ways that will deliver unparalleled insight,” said Haskins. “I look forward to building on the world-class team to continue advancing GovSpend’s mission of delivering superior transparency into both Federal, state, and local government spending.”