FAQ

Yes. We're focused towards building a well-governed business that is a viable exit prospect, with a number of realistic potential trade acquirers like Squarespace, Wix & Shopify, cross-border payment providers like TransferWise or Stripe, and multinational creative agencies like WPP, Ogilvy & M&C Saatchi.

It couldn't be better. GDPR brings an intense spotlight on the cross-border portability of data between different markets, with similar data crackdowns expected in markets like China and Russia, so there's a real vacancy for a realible market-leader in cross-border data management.

Similarly, the issue of Brexit and trade deals puts a great emphasis on a trend towards export and seeking out new business in territories companies might not have considered before. Globeflow is compatable with the current trade strategies of the UK Government's Department for International Trade (DIT), which presents a significant opportunity to aquire and develop a sizeable domestic client-base in the first sales phase.

Aditionally, because of the pioneering temporary websites feature of Globeflow, there's a realistic case for companies to use the platform to conduct key research and development (R&D) that helps grow their business model. At present a number of governments offer sizable corporate tax relief on legitimate R&D spend, making the prospect of rolling out lots of individual new market websites through Globeflow a doubly attractive proposition for innovative companies.

Yes, we'll be active and looking to engage both our customers and our employees across a number of channels including: