Cyncly, a global provider of software and content solutions that help make spaces for living, has announced the appointment of Anand Krishnan as CEO, following David Tombre’s decision to retire.
Anand comes with a proven track record of leading innovative, customer-focused B2B software companies. He most recently served as CEO of IBS Software, which enables travel companies to run mission-critical operations. Prior to that, he held executive positions at Canonical and Microsoft.
“I am excited to join Cyncly and build upon the progress the company has achieved under David's leadership,” he says. “Cyncly is in a unique position to help businesses in the spaces-for-living industry deliver amazing consumer experiences, more efficiently and profitably. I look forward to working with team members across the organization to leverage our leading technology and deep understanding of the industry to achieve Cyncly's potential for our customers, employees and industry partners.”
David's decision to depart the CEO office comes after his pivotal role over the past three decades at Cyncly and Compusoft.
“I am incredibly proud of the success we have created at Cyncly, built on a foundation of knowing our customers’ businesses, delivering best-in-class solutions, and committing to client success,” says David. “With Cyncly’s global team making great technology for our customers, the leadership team established and our product strategy on track, Cyncly is well prepared for its next phase of growth. After 33 years in the industry, I am grateful to transition out of the CEO role with confidence that the company’s future is bright and our customers are in good hands.”
Cyncly works to transform the way customisable products and spaces are imagined, designed, sold, managed and made, through intuitive end-to-end software solutions, connecting professional designers, retailers and manufacturers to integrated management tools and one of the world’s largest catalogue content hubs. Under the Cyncly umbrella are a number of key brands in the furniture manufacturing sector, including Mozaik and 3CAD.
