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Made in Japan. Mastered in America.
Making teamwork work better all over the world.
Our History
- 2019
Recognized by Forrester as a Strong Performer in the Low Code Application Platforms for Business Users report. Over 12,000 companies are using Kintone.
- 2018
For the third year in a row, Gartner recognizes Kintone in the Application Platform as a Service (hpaPaaS) report. Over 10,000 companies are using Kintone.
- 2017
Kintone continues to skyrocket, with over 7,500 companies building and deploying over 500,000 apps.
- 2014
Kintone sets up shop in the US with a dedicated San Francisco office.
- 2013
Over 1,000 companies across the world use Kintone. This is just the beginning.
- 2011
Kintone launches as Cybozu’s first cloud-based business app platform. The world is never the same.
- 2002-2005
Cybozu’s meteoric rise makes it Japan’s #1 office productivity software.
- 2000
Cybozu becomes one of the fastest companies in Japanese history to IPO—with flying colors, tons of awards, and dedicated fans.
- 1997
Three Japanese engineers quit their jobs to chase a crazy dream of non-clunky office software—Cybozu is born.
Our Company Culture
As technology continues to shape the way we work, there are more opportunities for teams small and large to drive meaningful impact in their organizations and communities. While Kintone sells application building software to accelerate innovation and problem solving at organizations, we are a company of impact makers challenging the place of corporations in society and what it takes to build great teamwork.
We are committed to serving our team, customers and the community by practicing these values:
Fairness — Honesty and transparency
Diversity — Independent thought and questioning
Responsibility — Accountability and teamwork
Purpose — Defining purpose first, taking actions second
Leadership — Empowering decision making, taking initiative and execution
Gratitude — Encouraging an attitude of gratitude
See how we’re exploring these values on our global media website, Kintopia.
Learn more about Kintone’s Social Impact Challenge celebrating change champions in the community.
Our Team
Michelle Adams
Content Marketing Specialist
Atsumi Erling
Sales Administrator
Lisa Niihara
Sales Consultant
Taeko Hirota
Assistant
Takeshi Niiyama
Strategic Business Development
Michael O’Connor
Account Executive
Georgina Lopez
Sales Engineer
Steven Hallam
Sales Engineer
Lena Furuki
Marketing Strategist
Miwa Feinberg
Assistant
Kevin Veloira
Customer Success Specialist
Malena Herrera
Events Marketing Associate
Sadaya Nishio
Sales Engineer
Tsuyoshi Hokonohara
Sales Engineer
Leo Liao
Sales Engineer
Yokei Fujibayashi
Internal IT / Sales Engineer
Timothy Edingfield
NPO Community Leader
Yohsuke Hirota
Vice President, East Coast Division
Taisei (Theo) Chiba
Product Marketing
Hiromi Kimura
Product Development / Internal IT
Christian Dior De Jesus
Growth Marketing Specialist
Megumi Weider
Human Resources Leader
Alexandria Calderon
Sales Development Representative
Chase Wymore
Sales Development Representative
Haokun Wang
Digital Marketing Specialist
Larissa Squires
Customer Success Leader
Taro Onodera
Sales Engineer
Nimrod Grinvald
Technical Evangelist
Eugene Wilkinson
Account Executive
Isabel D’Andrea
Account Executive
Kyle Novitsky
Account Executive
Brittany Wilkins
Events Marketing Manager
Yu Tanabe
Vice President, Business Development
Dave Landa
Chief Executive Officer
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Osamu Yamada
Executive Vice President & Chief Global Officer
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