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SAP Taulia appoints Kirsten Loegering as Chief Product Officer to lead global product strategy
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SAP Taulia has appointed Kirsten Loegering as Chief Product Officer, bringing an experienced enterprise software leader back into the SAP ecosystem to lead its global product strategy and roadmap.
Effective 28 September 2026, Kirsten joins at a time when businesses are increasingly looking for ways to improve working capital management through automation, AI and more connected financial workflows.
Her appointment reflects SAP Taulia's focus on developing its product capabilities and strengthening integration with the broader SAP ecosystem as it expands its AI-powered working capital solutions.
A homecoming after 25 years at SAP
Kirsten's appointment marks a return to an organization where she spent 25 years building her career.
During her time at SAP, she progressed to Vice President of Product Management for Procurement and Supply Chain Collaboration. Her work included helping develop SAP Supplier Relationship Management, SAP Business Network and Supply Chain Collaboration, previously known as SAP Supply Network Collaboration.
This experience gives her a deep understanding of the procurement, supplier and supply chain processes that influence how businesses manage cash flow and working capital.
In announcing her move, Kirsten highlighted SAP Taulia's culture and the opportunity to rethink how businesses manage working capital, strengthen relationships across business ecosystems and deliver meaningful innovation for customers.
Bringing product leadership experience from ServiceNow
Before joining SAP Taulia, Kirsten served as General Manager and Vice President of Product Management for Finance and Supply Chain Workflows at ServiceNow.
In that role, she built an AI-driven workflow business from the ground up, adding experience in developing and scaling enterprise product capabilities beyond her earlier work at SAP.
Her background spans product management and go-to-market leadership, combining an understanding of complex enterprise workflows with experience bringing software solutions to market.
That combination is relevant to SAP Taulia's ambition to connect financial processes more closely with procurement, supply chain and enterprise systems.
Connecting working capital with AI-powered finance
Working capital management is becoming an increasingly important consideration for businesses seeking to improve liquidity, manage supplier relationships and strengthen supply chain resilience.
SAP Taulia provides solutions designed to help companies optimise cash flow and access financing options across their supply chains. Its products are embedded into the broader SAP environment, connecting working capital capabilities with enterprise processes.
As AI and automation reshape finance operations, the opportunity extends beyond individual transactions to improving how financial information and decisions move across an organization.
Kirsten's product leadership will help shape how SAP Taulia develops its roadmap in this evolving environment, with closer integration across enterprise workflows forming part of the company's stated direction.
Building the next chapter with SAP Taulia's leadership team
Kirsten joins a leadership team focused on expanding SAP Taulia's product and technology capabilities.
CEO Cedric Bru has linked her appointment to SAP's vision for Autonomous Finance, in which connected enterprise data and processes can help make working capital a more strategic, real-time business function.
The company has also promoted Andrew Schafer to Chief Technology Officer, strengthening its technology leadership alongside Kirsten's product remit.
Together, the appointments reflect SAP Taulia's investment in the product strategy, technical foundations and AI capabilities needed to support its next stage of development.
A new chapter in enterprise finance
For Kirsten, the move brings together a long-standing connection with SAP and an opportunity to shape the future of working capital management.
Her experience across procurement, supply chain, finance and AI-driven workflows provides a foundation for SAP Taulia's continued product development.
As businesses look for more connected ways to manage liquidity and supplier relationships, the challenge will be to turn advances in AI and enterprise software into practical outcomes for customers.
Kirsten's appointment places product strategy at the centre of that effort as SAP Taulia continues to build its position in working capital technology.
About SAP Taulia
SAP Taulia is a financial technology company providing working capital management solutions designed to help businesses improve cash flow and strengthen supply chain resilience. Its offerings include tools for supply chain finance, dynamic discounting and payments, integrated with the broader SAP ecosystem. The company reports a global network of more than 50 funders and over $1 trillion in annual transaction volumes.