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Keita Matsuyama

Investor

Representative / Co-founder at New Commerce Ventures

Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

About

Co-founder of New Commerce Ventures. Previously worked at Yahoo Japan in ad sales, then at GYAO in network promotion and ad development roles, later founding a company focused on regional issues. Joined YJ Capital (now Z Venture Capital) in 2018 and co-led the Code Republic accelerator program supporting seed-stage startups before establishing New Commerce Ventures in 2022.

Experience

  1. Commercial EnergyAccount Executive2026
  2. T-MobileMajor Account Executive, IoT & SaaS2023 — 2026Irvine, California, United States
  3. Classy.orgSenior Account Executive, Mid Market2022 — 2023San Diego, California, United States
  4. T-MobileCommercial Account Executive2021 — 2022Irvine, California, United States
  5. YemboSales Development Representative2020 — 2021San Diego, California, United States
  6. State Farm ®Licensed Agent, Account Executive2018 — 2020Brea, California, United States

Skills & more

Sales3Quotas2Marketing1RelocationArtificial Intelligence (AI)1Development of Sales1Leadership1
  • Insurance , Property & CasualtyCalifornia Department of Insurance

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Keita Matsuyama?
Co-founder of New Commerce Ventures. Previously worked at Yahoo Japan in ad sales, then at GYAO in network promotion and ad development roles, later founding a company focused on regional issues. Joined YJ Capital (now Z Venture Capital) in 2018 and co-led the Code Republic accelerator program supporting seed-stage startups before establishing New Commerce Ventures in 2022.
Where does Keita Matsuyama work?
Keita Matsuyama is Representative / Co-founder at New Commerce Ventures.
Where did Keita Matsuyama go to school?
Keita Matsuyama studied at The University of Arizona Global Campus (Master of Arts, Business Management); Cal State Fullerton, College of Business and Economics (Bachelor of Arts, Marketing).

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