Some of the best businesses don't start with a completely new problem. They start when a founder looks at an old problem and refuses to accept the existing solution.
Chris Guggenheim has spent nearly 25 years doing exactly that. From building e-commerce experiences for artists like Beyoncé and Willie Nelson to scaling OneLive into a major commerce and fulfillment platform, his career has been shaped by finding opportunities inside systems that weren't built for what customers needed. That pattern ultimately led him to found ClearJet, an AI-powered logistics company using unused cargo capacity on commercial passenger flights to make e-commerce delivery faster and more affordable.
On this episode of Electrifying Growth, Chris Guggenheim joins Edison Partners Managing Partner Chris Sugden to unpack what he's learned across multiple companies: why constraints can become catalysts for innovation, what repeat founders learn about managing emotion and building financial discipline, and why the intersection of AI and the physical world could create some of the most defensible businesses of the next generation.
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