This week, we speak with Dan Wagner, Founder and CEO of Rezolve, which entered into a $1.8 billion dollar combination agreement with Armada Acquisition Corp. I (Nasdaq:AACI) , in December of 2021.
Rezolve has partnered with some of the world’s largest payments processors to provide AdTech tools in China and India with entries into the US and Latin American markets on the horizon.
We discuss how mobile advertising is under-utilized, particularly by small businesses and why retailers are missing out. Wagner also talks about how Rezolve engaged with multiple SPACs but ultimately narrowed down on Armada I as its partner of choice.
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