Vpype

Management Team

Shoieb Yunus, Co-founder & CEO

Shoieb is the co-founder and CEO of Vpype. Previously, he has co-founded Precept Global Access, an entertainment media production company and founded EzValidation, a software company. Shoieb has worked for various Silicon Valley companies, including Veridicom, Ligos Corp, Mediamatics (a National Semiconductor company), Dazzle Multimedia (an SCM Microsystems company), Media Vision and others from technical positions to marketing and business development. He is a member of Venture Capital - Private Equity Roundtable group based in Palo Alto, CA. Shoieb is a filmmaker and directed the film, "Streets of Karachi"; and will be producing an English feature film titled, "Two Mothers".

Jawad Qureshi, Co-founder & COO

Jawad is the Chief Operating Officer of Vpype. Jawad is an investor in various businesses. He is Chairman of Precept Global Access. He co-founded Vpype and Precept along with Shoieb. Jawad executive produced the film, "Streets of Karachi"; and will be producing another film, "Two Mothers".

Cindy McCreery, Media Evangelist

Cindy McCreery is a graduate of the Walt Disney/ABC Feature Writing Fellowship program for the 2002-2003 year. Her script POWDER PUFFS got her into the program and was sold to Disney after she finished the fellowship. After the sale of POWDER PUFFS Cindy immediately wrote and sold her next feature spec script, SOCCER MOM to New Line Cinema. In 2005, Tollin Robbins and Josephson Entertainment approached Cindy with the true story of Maria Pepe, the first girl to play in the Little League and sold the pitch to Nickelodeon/Paramount. In 2006 National Geographic Films hired Cindy to rewrite ELEPHANT WILD and later in 2007 in partnership with Warner Brothers, they hired her again to develop and write FREE WILLY: ESCAPE FROM PIRATES COVE which will be released in March of 2010. Cindy has been teaching Introduction to Screenwriting for the Film Studies department at UC Santa Barbara for the last four years.

Gary Klein, Product Manager

Gary is interested in the interplay between man and machine and has worked to improve user experiences in hardware, software, and consumer electronics products throughout his career. At Creative, he helped engineer the digital revolution as first audio and then video was transitioned from traditional media to hand-held devices. As the market grew, Gary helped create a Digital Media Relations program to assist record labels and movie studios in their digital transition. As the market matured, he managed product marketing for Creative's digital media players throughout the Americas. Gary has served as Technical Manager for several Silicon Valley firms, including Jameco Electronics and Orchid Technology, and consulted for clients such as S3 and Alameda County.