
He started with a stubborn e-commerce gap: shoppers wanted the product, but the parcel had no route home. A decade later, his company is turning foreign addresses, warehouses and lockers into regional infrastructure.
Globbing took a stubborn e-commerce error - “we don’t ship to your country” - and turned it into addresses, aircraft, customs software and lockers. A decade later, its most useful lesson is that the missing feature in global shopping was never another storefront; it was a dependable way home.