Globalgig, an innovative provider of global communications services for enterprises worldwide, announced that Tom Noble has joined the leadership team as chief strategy officer (CSO), representing a new role for Globalgig. In this capacity, Noble will lead the e-commerce, workflow automation and digital transformation efforts of the company.
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“As our new CSO, Tom is instrumental to Globalgig’s future growth”
“As our new CSO, Tom is instrumental to Globalgig’s future growth,” said Ernest Cunningham, Globalgig president and CEO. “His extensive background in developing scalable business solutions for internal and external customers of large global brands will be invaluable to Globalgig as we focus on creating game-changing digital capabilities to better serve our customers.”
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“Globalgig is already well on the journey to driving digital experiences that intelligently differentiate their offering,” said Tom Noble, CSO of Globalgig. “I am excited to begin the work of elevating these capabilities as we work to build an intuitive, cohesive platform that will optimize the user experience. Being able to collaborate closely with Globalgig’s highly talented team of innovators and leverage their deep industry expertise will be critical to the success of this initiative.”
Noble, a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin, has a proven track record of delivering meaningful value and performance improvement in large Fortune 500 companies. Prior to joining Globalgig, Noble served in various positions for FedEx Office, including e-commerce, product management, business development, and retail products. He was instrumental in helping FedEx Office deliver on revenue growth throughout his career while redefining processes, systems and platforms, and bringing significant improvements in workflow processes. In addition to FedEx Office, Noble has served in positions with Office Depot and May Department Stores
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