Constantly creating new values in the IT field

In January 2011, I started a company called Paradigm Shift by renting space in another company's office.

The genesis of the company can be traced back to a venture capital firm I joined as a new graduate in 2006. At the time, I was in charge of investing in unlisted companies and assisting them with their IPO process, which led me to question the existence of distortions in unlisted capital markets. However, at the time, I was unable to do anything about that question.

Later, I changed jobs at an IT venture company, where I had the opportunity to take over a service from another company that was about to close. This business transfer led me to think of a solution to the "distortion of unlisted capital markets," which had been a question I had been asking myself for some time. In other words, I thought that by maturing the corporate growth ecosystem through business transfers and M&A, which are commonplace in Silicon Valley and elsewhere, we could achieve business growth, business continuity, reduced management burdens, and focus on core businesses.

The "Paradigm Shift" that started out with this idea has now become the largest M&A operation in Japan in the IT domain.
We are now providing a full range of support to clients of all sizes, from major Japanese corporations to venture companies, from business strategy development to M&A strategy development and subsequent M&A execution. We will continue to work with our employees to help our clients solve their business challenges and formulate growth strategies.