Jamm Founders Remained as Design Managers Post-Acquisition to Build Mini Apps
Phil Goodwin · Why Buyers Wanted THIS Design Business · Dec 16, 2025 · at 23:55
Phil Goodwin, co-founder of productized design subscription company Jamm, discusses his team's transition role and future software ventures following the company's sale on Acquire.com.
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“We're all staying plugged in as design managers at Jam, managing clients, just like our other design managers do. But yeah, we've all got, we've got some initiatives together, building little mini apps and little pieces of software that we're playing with.”
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