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Shiperoo Welcomes Visionary Entrepreneurs Gabby and Hezi Leibovich to Lead Re-Commerce Innovation


Shiperoo is thrilled to announce the addition of two of Australia’s most successful online entrepreneurs, Gabby and Hezi Leibovich, to its board.

With their extensive experience in e-commerce and a shared passion for sustainability, Gabby and Hezi join Shiperoo founders Nishan Wijemanne and Rizan Mawzoon to work towards their mission to revolutionise the reCommerce landscape.

Shiperoo Co-Founder Nishan Wijemanne said Gabby and Hezi bring a wealth of experience and a forward-thinking mindset that perfectly aligns Shiperoo’s mission to address the growing challenges of returns, end-of-season stock, and excess inventory, all while preventing waste from ending up in landfills.

“Their track record of building successful online businesses and their commitment to tackling the pressing issues of excess stock and waste in the e-commerce industry make them invaluable additions to our board,” Nishan said.

“Combining their knowledge and skillsets with ours creates an enviable combination to tackle this growing industry problem head-on.”

Gabby and Hezi have built remarkable reputations as pioneers in the Australian online retail sector. Since emigrating to Australia in 1986, they have co-founded and led multiple successful online businesses, including Catch of the Day, Scoopon and Eatnow (now Menulog), transforming the way Australians shop online.

Their entrepreneurial journey, marked by resilience and innovation, aligns perfectly with Shiperoo’s vision of leveraging technology to create impactful solutions in the reCommerce and returns market.

Driving Shiperoo’s Ambitious Vision

Gabby and Hezi will build on Shiperoo’s innovative returns strategies by designing and introducing the all-new reCommerce arm, ultimately contributing to environmental sustainability whilst creating new revenue opportunities for retailers. This reCommerce initiative will spread across a wide range of retail categories including fashion apparel, footwear, consumables, beauty, homeware, electronics and more. Consumers will soon enjoy massive savings and access to a vast range of retail products through this exciting reCommerce initiative.

“We have known Nish and Riz for a while now, so we know what we’re in for, that our values align and how we can complement their existing skillset,” Gabby said.

“We are excited to join them and work towards a future where the retail returns and reCommerce space can thrive without contributing to waste.

“Hezi and I believe that by leveraging technology, innovation, and new processes, we can create a more sustainable and efficient approach to managing returns and excess stock.

“The reCommerce space is filled with untapped potential. By leveraging cutting-edge technology, we can reduce waste and drive profitability for retailers. We look forward to tackling these challenges head-on with the two of them.”

The Industry Perspective

Shiperoo’s innovative approach to retail returns and reCommerce has caught the attention of industry leaders. Founder of the National Online Retailers Association and Shiperoo’s Non-executive Chairman Paul Greenberg is excited about the potential of the partnership, adding:

"Shiperoo’s vision to address the returns challenge with a sustainable, tech-forward approach is exactly what the retail industry needs. Gabby and Hezi joining forces with Nishan and Rizan creates a powerhouse that can truly reshape the future of retail returns. Together, they’re set to lead the charge in reducing waste and optimising efficiency."

For more information on Shiperoo, visit shiperoo.com

Pic - Nishan Wijemanne, Gabby Leibovich, Rizan Mawzoon, Hezi Leibovich

[1] Australia Post’s Ecommerce Industry Report 2023 Inside Australian Online Shopping via Australia Post Peak Playbook 

[2] Australia Post Peak Playbook 

About Shiperoo

Shiperoo is a visionary tech-led company transforming the landscape of retail returns and multichannel fulfilment in Australia and New Zealand. Founded by industry experts Nishan Wijemanne and Rizan Mawzoon, Shiperoo leverages decades of supply chain innovation to provide same-day, ready-to-ship solutions and cutting-edge, end-to-end returns management for retailers. With a significant AUD 30 million investment in advanced automation, AI-powered software and strategically located urban facilities, Shiperoo is poised to meet the rapid delivery demands of both e-commerce and physical retail sectors.

The company’s reCommerce solution for retail returns, driven Gabby and Hezi Leibovich, addresses top retail challenges in returns, end-of-season stock, and excess inventory, offering retailers further revenue opportunities while adding significant value to sustainability goals and the circular economy.

Shiperoo is not just redefining the 3PL and reCommerce landscape, but is also reimagining the future of logistics, fulfilment and retail returns to be more integrated, augmented, and environmentally conscious.



 

 
 
Key facts:

Catch.com.au co-founders Gabby and Hezi Leibovich are joining Shiperoo to drive innovation in the reCommerce space.

Australia’s returns rates are surging, with 37% of online shoppers choosing to purchase from one site over another based on the quality of return options[1].

Gen Z and Gen Y are the highest users of return policies (51% and 44% respectively) and were also the most active consumers in the $63.6 billion spent via online sales in 2023[2].

Shiperoo’s reCommerce focus tackles excess inventory, end-of-season stock and stock lots, preventing waste from landfills while aligning with retailers' sustainability goals.

Shiperoo’s AI-driven automation and same-day shipping readiness will enhance operational efficiency for retailers and provide better customer experiences.

These tools offer retailers the ability to manage returns more effectively, create additional revenue opportunities, and make significant strides toward environmental sustainability.

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