Chris Meyer currently operates a few tech companies. Most recently, he built funandmoving.com, the world’s largest exercise and rehab platform for people just starting out or recovering from an injury.

Prior to his career in the tech industry, he wrote, directed, and produced a low-budget film called Black is White. The feature length race relations drama was written up in Variety as the film to watch
from the Independent Feature Film Market in New York City. It was one of twelve international films chosen for the Rome Film Festival. When the film wasn’t chosen for Sundance, Chris loaded up his car and moved to Hollywood to become a screenwriter. He made a living as a production assistant working for Herb Ritts, the premier fashion photographer of his time, and on various studio lots.

Chris grew up in Pleasantville, New York. He has a Juris Doctorate and Master’s in environmental law (Magna Cum Laude) from Vermont Law School and a BA in politics and history from Brandeis University. He has been a licensed New York State attorney for over twenty-eight years.

He now lives in Northern California with his wife of twenty years and their three sons. You will, most likely, find him on a field, or in a gym, coaching one of his sons’ teams. And, like his Opa before him, Chris simply believes in family above all.