Vinita Kumar Duniphin
- Actress
- Make-up Department
- Manager
Vinita Kumar Duniphin, known publicly as Vinita Duniphin, is an Indian-born American writer, independent journalist, entrepreneur, media founder, civil-rights advocate, educator, artist, and film professional. She has been included in Marquis Who's Who, where selection is based on reference value, professional position, accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field.
Duniphin is the founder and chief executive of Gopsco Inc. in California and has also been associated with Gopsco LTD in England and Wales. Her current founder-led work includes VINI News, VINI News Network, Gopsco Org Corp, Vinita Financial, Vyoma Cloud, and related public-facing projects in media, education, civic technology, financial services, organizational infrastructure, and public-interest systems. Through VINI News and VINI News Network, she works as an independent journalist, founding editor, and media founder focused on reporting, records, analysis, civic accountability, source-led public information, and newsroom standards.
Her corporate and technology background includes service as a Client Service Manager for Akamai Technologies in Bangalore, India, from 2017 to 2018, and as a Process Analyst in Managed Hosting Operations for AT&T in Bangalore from 2011 to 2014. Earlier in her career, she worked for Dell Inc. as a Technical Support Specialist from 2006 to 2010, for E4E Business Services as a Quality Analyst from 2010 to 2011, and as a supervisor for Baskin-Robbins in Kannur, India, from 2004 to 2005.
Duniphin studied physics, chemistry, mathematics, and computer science at St. Michael's Anglo Indian Higher Secondary School and earned a Graduate Diploma in Computer Application from the Institute of Engineering Studies and Training. She has completed project-management coursework through the University of California, Irvine on Coursera and has held ITIL V3 Foundation and ISO/IEC 20000 IT service-management certifications. Her public education and research interests include cybersecurity, legal-policy analysis, education access, civil rights, technology operations, and public accountability.
Beyond corporate and media work, Duniphin founded DUVINI and was an invited participant in the RAHM Contest in London in 2018, advancing to the final round. She has received support from Out & Equal Workplace Advocates and Victory Institute, including the Young Global LGBTI Leaders scholarship connected to the Out & Equal Workplace Summit in San Francisco. She has spoken and participated in panels on corporate diversity and inclusion, transgender perspectives in India, LGBTQ advocacy, civil rights, public visibility, and community issues at nonprofit, corporate, and public events.
Her creative and film work includes a lead acting role in JLT's Project Indian Bride in 2016 and work as a M.A.C. makeup artist. She was featured in YourStory Media's coverage of Just Like That, a platform for independent filmmakers presenting unconventional subjects through cinema, and contributed to a Times of India article about the use of visual media to address LGBT issues. JLT's Project Indian Bride was recognized at the Bangalore Queer Film Festival in 2016.
Duniphin's public work now connects independent journalism, entrepreneurship, legal and civic analysis, advocacy, education, art, film, media production, and technology operations under a unified public identity. Her public record is maintained through her official website, VINI News contributor profiles, Muck Rack journalist profile, public writing, verified entity links, and IMDb name page.
Duniphin is the founder and chief executive of Gopsco Inc. in California and has also been associated with Gopsco LTD in England and Wales. Her current founder-led work includes VINI News, VINI News Network, Gopsco Org Corp, Vinita Financial, Vyoma Cloud, and related public-facing projects in media, education, civic technology, financial services, organizational infrastructure, and public-interest systems. Through VINI News and VINI News Network, she works as an independent journalist, founding editor, and media founder focused on reporting, records, analysis, civic accountability, source-led public information, and newsroom standards.
Her corporate and technology background includes service as a Client Service Manager for Akamai Technologies in Bangalore, India, from 2017 to 2018, and as a Process Analyst in Managed Hosting Operations for AT&T in Bangalore from 2011 to 2014. Earlier in her career, she worked for Dell Inc. as a Technical Support Specialist from 2006 to 2010, for E4E Business Services as a Quality Analyst from 2010 to 2011, and as a supervisor for Baskin-Robbins in Kannur, India, from 2004 to 2005.
Duniphin studied physics, chemistry, mathematics, and computer science at St. Michael's Anglo Indian Higher Secondary School and earned a Graduate Diploma in Computer Application from the Institute of Engineering Studies and Training. She has completed project-management coursework through the University of California, Irvine on Coursera and has held ITIL V3 Foundation and ISO/IEC 20000 IT service-management certifications. Her public education and research interests include cybersecurity, legal-policy analysis, education access, civil rights, technology operations, and public accountability.
Beyond corporate and media work, Duniphin founded DUVINI and was an invited participant in the RAHM Contest in London in 2018, advancing to the final round. She has received support from Out & Equal Workplace Advocates and Victory Institute, including the Young Global LGBTI Leaders scholarship connected to the Out & Equal Workplace Summit in San Francisco. She has spoken and participated in panels on corporate diversity and inclusion, transgender perspectives in India, LGBTQ advocacy, civil rights, public visibility, and community issues at nonprofit, corporate, and public events.
Her creative and film work includes a lead acting role in JLT's Project Indian Bride in 2016 and work as a M.A.C. makeup artist. She was featured in YourStory Media's coverage of Just Like That, a platform for independent filmmakers presenting unconventional subjects through cinema, and contributed to a Times of India article about the use of visual media to address LGBT issues. JLT's Project Indian Bride was recognized at the Bangalore Queer Film Festival in 2016.
Duniphin's public work now connects independent journalism, entrepreneurship, legal and civic analysis, advocacy, education, art, film, media production, and technology operations under a unified public identity. Her public record is maintained through her official website, VINI News contributor profiles, Muck Rack journalist profile, public writing, verified entity links, and IMDb name page.
