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William Volk is co-founder and CEO of PlayScreen. As CEO, Volk brings over 25 years of leadership experience from the video and mobile telephony industries to MyNuMo. Volk began his career in 1979, on the launch team of the computer game division of Avalon Hill, now a subsidiary of Hasbro, Inc. Volk served as the Vice President of Technology at Activision, Inc. where he was responsible for the development of the first CD-ROM entertainment project, The Manhole™, and the ‘discovery’ of the product’s talented authors, Rand and Robyn Miller, both of whom would become the creators of the best selling CDROM Myst™. Volk created the products that secured Activision’s success, including the highly acclaimed Return to Zork™. At Lightspan, Inc as chief technologist of gaming technology, Volk managed the programming and Q&A groups. Volk created a process that reduced title production lead times from an 18 month cycle to a four month cycle. His team produced more than 110 titles for the Sony Playstation. Volk is the recipient of many industry awards and recognition for this work. Volk was co-founder and CTO of Save.com where he and his team developed the first bar coded grocery coupons available on the Internet. His understanding of the technology, security and interface issues was critical to Save.com’s successful launch in 1999. Volk founded ZipProof in 2000, a soft proofing and
collaborative software firm used by Print Shops from Colorado to Chile. Prior to co-founding PlayScreen (formerly MyNuMo, LLC), Volk served as CEO
of Bonus Mobile Entertainment and co-designed the social mobile game "The Dozens" inspired by the Wayans Brothers card game. He also created the
ringbone brand Rude Tones™.