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'''Kevin Saimon''' is the CEO of [[UrbanBrain]],<ref>[http://www.newdomains.org/news/dot-nxt2011 newdomains.org]</ref><ref>[http://freedomainforum.com/archive/index.php?t-2735.html&s=75681bda1aa93a7b6206179dd2d2eb99 freedomainforum.com]</ref> which he founded in 2008.<ref>[[ICANN 41]] Interview</ref> He does brand consulting for Japanese corporations and Japanese cities planning on applying for new [[gTLD]]s, while he himself is applying for [[.site]] via [[ICANN]]'s New gTLD Process.
'''Kevin Saimon''' is the CEO of [[UrbanBrain]],<ref>[http://www.newdomains.org/news/dot-nxt2011 newdomains.org]</ref><ref>[http://freedomainforum.com/archive/index.php?t-2735.html&s=75681bda1aa93a7b6206179dd2d2eb99 freedomainforum.com]</ref> which he founded in 2008. He does brand consulting for Japanese corporations and Japanese cities planning on applying for new [[gTLD]]s, while he himself is applying for [[.site]] via [[ICANN]]'s New gTLD Process.<ref>[[ICANN 41]] Interview</ref>


== Career History ==
== Career History ==

Revision as of 07:40, 20 July 2011

Country: Japan
Email: kevin [at] urbanbrain.jp
Website:

   [urbanbrain.jp urbanbrain.jp]

Facebook:    [Kevin Saimon Kevin Saimon]
Twitter:    @KevinSaimon

Kevin Saimon is the CEO of UrbanBrain,[1][2] which he founded in 2008. He does brand consulting for Japanese corporations and Japanese cities planning on applying for new gTLDs, while he himself is applying for .site via ICANN's New gTLD Process.[3]

Career History

Mr. Kevin joined the Interlink team in 2008 and laid the groundwork for the foundation of UrbanBrain. He co-founded a joint venture Search Engine Optimization company in Tokyo, Japan. While Mr. Saimon was completing his studies, he started a social networking site and apparel business.[4]

Education

Mr. Saimon studied in Canada for eight years before returning to Japan to complete his studies. He holds a certificate of level 9 proficiency in Chinese (HSK), and is fluent in English as well.[5]

References