
Miko Matsumura is currently Vice President of Products at Servo Software and Synclore Corporation through the merger of the two companies. Servo provides Smartphone and Mobile Data Cloud solutions that serve the largest phone carriers and phone makers in the world, serve over 14 million paid subscribers and drive over $250M in industry revenues.
Miko Matsumura’s career spans over 15 years of entrepreneurial technology leadership, having built and led technology platform marketing and product organizations across a wide range of software organizations from startup to billion-dollar levels. Miko is based in the San Francisco Bay Area and has worked to drive shareholder value through multiple significant M&A events at both startups and midsized companies.
He is comfortable reporting to CEO and Board level stakeholders as well as customer senior executives and other stakeholders. He is a Limited Partner with Focus Ventures, a VC firm with over a half billion dollars under management.
Prior to his current role, Matsumura served as Vice President and Chief Strategist at Software AG, where he played a key role in the M&A team that drove Software AG from under a half billion to over one billion dollars in annual revenue through acquisitions. He joined Software AG through their acquisition of webMethods, where he served as Vice President of SOA Product Marketing. He joined webMethods through their acquisition of Infravio where he served as Vice President of Worldwide Marketing.
He has worked extensively with software startup companies, raising more than $12 million in capital for silicon valley and overseas startups. He has worked extensively with investment bankers, venture capital firms and startups in an advisory capacity. Matsumura holds an MBA from San Francisco State University and a master’s degree in neuroscience from Yale University.
Matsumura was named at Cloud Expo 2009 West as one of the World’s 30 Most Influential Virtualization Bloggers. He is the author of the book “SOA Adoption for Dummies”.
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