Corporate Philosophy
Mission
Bridging today and the future we want.
Vision
Sustainable and circular innovations for centuries,
building on the past to create the future.
Values
- Out of the box Challenge
- Not Trade off, but Trade on
- Be the Owner
- Backcasting for Commitment
- Gratitude Ties Us
Credo
- Those who build bridges learn from the past, give thought to the future and create new values.
They determine what should be done today, and take action immediately. - Those who build bridges find their own and the world's happiness beyond all sweat and tears.
To achieve this, they absorb knowledge, seek self-improvement, and do everything possible to accomplish the work in front of them. - Those who build bridges take on challenges bigger than themselves.
They humbly admit their shortcomings and continue to grow by facing the challenges of creation. - Those who build bridges cultivate the best balance between reality and ideal.
They realize their client's wishes, as well as their own and their fellow's. - Those who build bridges create bonds among people.
They have faith in fellows during difficult times, smile with hope, and never forget emotional movement and appreciation.
TBM Compass
"TBM Compass" is a guide that shows corporate philosophy, structured by Mission, Vision, and Values. It serves as a "compass" to prevent employees from getting lost in direction and to move forward towards the same goal.
Founders message
Our goal is to realize a "Sustainability Revolution."
This revolution targets more than just solving environmental issues,
but to give a positive change to economic gaps and poverty.
"Sustainability Revolution" is about realizing a sustainable future,
in which the next generation can live peacefully and prosper on our beautiful planet.
Agricultural, industrial, and digital revolutions,
that began in the latter half of the 20th century have changed human life.
There has always been new value creation and innovation,
that has enabled rapid development.
We will continue to drive innovation globally with "Technology x System x Values,"
and take on the challenge of realizing a "Sustainability Revolution."
Nobuyoshi Yamasaki
Founder and CEO
Origin of company name
Times Bridge Management
TBM stands for “Times Bridge Management.”
We will create businesses that last for centuries,
and become a company that bridges the past, present, and future.
About the corporate logo
The logo design of TBM is based on the mission of TBM to be a bridge to the future. With permanence and internationality by combining modernity with movement, traditional elements with a sense of stability, Japanese motifs and alphabets.
- [T] Horizontal movement by asymmetry, flow of time to the future
- [B] Cycle (sustainability) and infinity by Mobius shape
- [M] Development through achievement and innovation that draws a V-shaped trajectory
CI image movie
We have created a 30-second video to deliver our message behind the logo.
Clouds Architecture Office
Masayuki Sono/Ostap Rudakevich
Based in New York, he is involved in the design of cultural facilities, public art, and space architecture using a design method that specializes in creativity that fuses the knowledge of architecture, art, and science. 2005 New York Staten Island 9/11 Memorial International Competition Winning Work Awarded American Institute of Architects Public Architecture Award. 2015 NASA design competition winner. 2016 American Institute of Architects Interior Honor Award. In 2013, he became a visiting professor at the School of Architecture, Pratt College of Art.
Vision Book
Sustainable Value Creation Process
The "Vision Book" summarizes TBM's thoughts, activities and systems based on the corporate philosophy "TBM Compass" and the ambitious goal "TBM Pledge 2030". We also publish TBM's first value creation process, TBM's approach that illustrates the relationship between LIMEX and CircleX, and disclosure information on governance.
Vision Book (PDF)
Times Bridge Media
TBM owned media
Times Bridge Media delivers the organization and culture of TBM.
Times Bridge Media (only in Japanese)
