Verde Media Group | Film & Television production, financing, distribution, marketing & programming

verde media group Team

William F. Veve
President/CEO
Mr. Veve studied International Business and Marketing at Northeastern University before earning an Associate's degree in Anthropology and a Bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Vermont. After graduating he worked as an analyst with senior brokers at Merrill Lynch developing and managing client portfolios. After moving to Los Angeles, California to work in film and television, Mr. Veve held various production positions in both film and television. He went on to Co-Produce National Lampoon's "Cattle Call," nationally distributed by Lions Gate Films.
Currently he is the President and CEO of Verde Media Group, Inc. a film and television distribution, development, and production company.

Ethan Weyand
CFO
Mr. Weyand has served as a principal and financial reporting advisor to private and public companies for over 10 years. He began his career at the auditing firm of Grant Thornton, LLP and moved on to take senior accounting and financial positions in U.S. and international public companies over the past decade. Mr. Weyand has designed and implemented U.S. GAAP and IFRS-compliant accounting and financial reporting systems for a variety of small and medium-sized companies and, until 2009, was the Chief Financial Officer for an international financial services conglomerate in London. Mr. Weyand holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from Brigham Young University and a Master of Accounting from Utah State University. Recently, Mr. Weyand accepted a position as an Associate Instructor for the University of Utah's School of Accounting.

INVESTMENT POLICIES

The Company will adhere to the following investment policies and restrictions:
•	Target Film and Television Projects: Investments will be made in small to medium sized budgeted projects $5mm-$15mm. Projects primarily targeted for a rating of no more than a hard R for wide audience that range across different genres
•	Type of Investments: Investments will be funded by way of cash. It is not intended that Ordinary Shares will be used as consideration for any investments in Projects
•	Number of Investments: Once fully invested, the company envisages that it should hold investments in a diversified portfolio of approximately 30 to 40 Film Projects and 500 to 1000 various episodes of Television programming
•	Borrowing: The Company may be permitted to use debt at the investment level where appropriate and may borrow, for investment or short-term funding purposes, amounts of up to 50 per cent. of the Group's Net Asset Value calculated at the time of borrowing. The Company may also utilize an overdraft and other short-term borrowing facilities to provide short-term working capital, including capital required to meet any expenses or fees payable by the Company
•	Un-invested Funds: The Group intends that cash pending investment, reinvestment or distribution should be placed in bank deposits, bonds or government-issued treasury securities in order to protect the capital value of the Group's cash assets.