AnyMind Group Launches U.S. Operations in Los Angeles
The marketing and e-commerce firm arrives in the U.S. to connect domestic brands with regional markets in Asia-Pacific.
Updated on Oct. 25, 2026 in Advertising
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AnyMind Group officially launched its United States operations in Los Angeles on October 22, 2026. The company plans to use its proprietary AI software to help U.S. businesses expand their reach into Asian markets.
Why it matters
By establishing a local presence in Los Angeles, the firm aims to meet client demand for cross-border commerce services. It seeks to bridge the gap between U.S. businesses and consumers throughout the Asia-Pacific region.
As of June 2026, AnyMind Group serves over 1,500 marketing enterprises and more than 230 e-commerce clients across its network of 1,600 publishers and 1,100 creators. The firm currently employs 2,300 people in 24 offices across 15 global markets.
The players
AnyMind Group
A technology company providing digital advertising, influencer marketing, and e-commerce services that operates out of its Tokyo headquarters.
The details
The firm provides a range of services including influencer marketing, logistics, and distribution. Before this official launch, the company already supported 15 Asian brands operating within the U.S. during the seven months prior to October 2026.
Timeline
AnyMind Group was founded in Singapore in 2016.
The company moved its headquarters to Tokyo in 2019.
The firm listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 2023.
Enterprise and network service figures were recorded in June 2026.
AnyMind Group launched U.S. operations in Los Angeles on October 22, 2026.
Market Landscape
This expansion follows the company's 2023 listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Growth Market, which provided the financial backing for its latest international entry. It positions the firm to compete directly in the U.S. market by leveraging its established network of over 2,700 total publishers and creators.
U.S.-based businesses now have local access to the firm's AI-driven tools and influencer marketing logistics. This arrival may provide domestic brands with new pathways for supply chain management and consumer outreach within the Asian market.
The takeaway
The firm is shifting its focus to bridge the gap between U.S. companies and the Asian consumer market. Businesses looking for cross-border expansion can now leverage established AI tools that were previously focused solely on Asian operations.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Crowdfund Insider.
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