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We believe in a Smarter Sales Future
We're a multidisciplinary team obsessed with solving the deep, systemic problems that prevent revenue teams from achieving their true potential. We build with empathy, architect for scale, and partner with our customers for the long-term.
Somar Asad
Founder, CEO & Chief Architect
The Systems Architect
With a background in linguistics and systems design, Somar approaches sales not as a series of actions, but as a complex system of human communication. His obsession is architecting software that brings clarity and order to that complexity for our customers.
The Empathetic Builder
Driven by the friction he experienced scaling his own agency, Somar built Nobleman to be the platform he wished he had. This deep, personal understanding of the user's pain is embedded in every line of code and every workflow.
Ivan Cigula
Founding Head of Sales
The Customer Zero Advocate
Ivan's primary role is to be the voice of the customer inside Nobleman. With a proven track record in the US market, he leads our founder-led sales motion, ensuring our Go-To-Market playbook is built on real-world feedback and tangible results.
The Execution Partner
As the first team member to join the mission, Ivan is responsible for translating Nobleman's strategic vision into a practical, repeatable sales process that delivers value to our foundational 'Founding Partner' customers from day one.
The Next Architect
Lead Engineer
We are actively seeking a founding engineer to partner with our founder to build a battle-tested, enterprise-grade ecosystem.
Learn More & ApplyOur Operating Principles
Customer-Zero R&D
Our unfair advantage is being our own first and most demanding customer. We use Nobleman to sell Nobleman, creating a powerful feedback loop where learnings from a 10 AM sales call become a product improvement by the end of the day.
Hyper-Efficient Generalists
To compete with larger organizations, we operate as a lean team of hyper-efficient generalists. We believe in deep ownership and a multidisciplinary approach, allowing us to move faster and build a more cohesive product.