What is Miro? Its Founders, CEO, Wikipedia and Origin explored

The modern business landscape has been transformed significantly by the influence of technology. In an effort to enable teams from all across the world to work together in a single, streamlined fashion, Miro has developed a comprehensive platform that allows for effective remote, in-office, and hybrid collaboration. With Miro, teams can break down limitations typically imposed by physical location, meeting space, and whiteboards, allowing for maximum flexibility in communication, collaboration, and productivity regardless of tools, channels, or time zones.

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Company NameMiro
Founder NameAndrey Khusid
Year of Establishment2011
Networth$17.5 billion (as of 2022)
CEOAndrey Khusid
Registered Address201 Spear St Ste 1100, San Francisco, California, 94105, United States
CFOJustin Coulombe

Journey to the Success

In 2011, Andrey Khusid could see the need for a collaborative platform to make life easier for design agencies and their clients. Taking this as an opportunity, he created RealtimeBoard, a virtual whiteboard which grew over time to become the great visual collaboration platform we now know as Miro.

Keeping with the philosophy of distributed work, Miro has its headquarters in both Amsterdam and San Francisco along with hubs located all around the globe. This allows us to have a deep understanding of customer requirements from remote, in-office and hybrid workspaces.

CEO- Andrey Khusid

Based in Amsterdam, Andrey Khusid is a CEO and co-founder of Miro. He is a founder of the Vitamin Group (Sep 2005 – Sep 2012) and has achieved a master’s degree from the Higher School of Economics (2009 – 2011). He also holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and Management from 2004 to 2009. With his extensive educational background and entrepreneurial credentials, Andrey Khusid is one of the most successful business minds in the industry.

Andrey Khusid, CEO of Miro
Andrey Khusid

Trivia

2011: Foundation year of Miro.

2015: Opening of the first US hub in Los Angeles.

2017: Miro receives $25M series A funding from Accel.

2019: Year of rebranding from RealtimeBoard to Miro.

2021:  Opening of our hubs in New York, London, Berlin, Munich, Tokyo and Sydney.

2022:  Miro raises $400M in series C funding round and is valued at $17.5 billion. 45m+ total users and growing. 1800 employees.

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