Invogen provides consulting, digital publishing and software services to accelerate the implementation of its client’s business strategies. Our solutions combine open source technology and reusable components to provide clients with fast, cost-efficient products built on proven architecture. Our team takes a hands-on approach to oversee project execution with accountability.
The executive leadership of Invogen comprises the following individuals:
Ms. Cappelson is the Lead Project Manager for Invogen Digital Publishing Services, responsible for overseeing publishing clients’ eBook conversion projects from acquisition of assets to product launch. Ms. Cappelson also supports on-boarding of Invogen’s Software clients. Ms. Cappelson comes from a literary and publishing background, having worked at companies such as W.W. Norton, Routledge and Abrams.
Ms. Cappelson has a B.A in English Literature from Wesleyan University.
Mr. Chiu is a co-founder and Director of Software Solutions, responsible for developing and managing a suite of applications to meet our clients and potential clients’ business challenges. Before Invogen, Mr. Chiu was a consultant at Deloitte and Accenture where he led numerous systems integration projects and launched new products for leading financial institutions including American Express, Visa, and AG Edwards.
Mr. Chiu holds a Master and Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Washington University in St. Louis.
As founder and Managing Director, Mr. Du is responsible for driving Invogen’s business strategy and direction. Mr. Du has over a decade of systems integration and consulting experience. As a business and technology consultant, Mr. Du has held interim management positions in Finance and Technology organizations at Hollywood Video, JDSU, The Home Depot, Progressive Book Club, and Schering-Plough.
Prior to forming Invogen, Mr. Du was a Director with Alvarez & Marsal Business Consulting, LLC, specializing in aligning business strategies with information technology solutions. Before Alvarez & Marsal, he was a Senior Manager with Accenture’s Global Technology Consulting practice focused on designing and building innovative technology solutions for clients. Mr. Du also worked as a project leader at ABN AMRO and an investor relations consultant at Taylor Rafferty.
Mr. Du holds a bachelor’s degree in international business from City University of New York’s Bernard M. Baruch College. He also holds intellectual property patents from the United States and European Union for his research in digital asset and rights management, and has held technology certifications from Microsoft, Novell and Veritas.
As Chief Software Architect, Mr. Lee oversees Invogen’s application development and integration. Mr. Lee brings over a decade of software engineering experience with a concentration in the development of high availability, heavy traffic commercial web applications, and interactive mobile applications. Prior to joining Invogen, Mr. Lee was a team leader at Conde Nast where he helped develop and manage the online presence of its fashion publications including Vogue and GQ.
Mr. Lee received his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Tufts University.
As Chief Technology Architect, Mr. Park is responsible for directing technology standards and processes as well as implementing the architecture for Invogen’s solutions. Mr. Park was a systems integration and software development leader at Accenture prior to joining Invogen. During his tenure at Accenture, he specialized in developing high availability and scalable custom applications and architecture. Mr. Park’s clients included AT&T, Chase, Kaiser Permanente, and the US government.
Mr. Park holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a minor in mathematics.
As Director of Digital Publishing, David Rosen is the primary project liaison between publishers and Invogen. Mr. Rosen has been active in publishing, editing, marketing, book-selling, and journalism for more than 25 years. After holding editorial positions at Temple University Press, The Advocate, and PC Magazine, Mr. Rosen worked for more than 15 years at Book-of-the-Month Club/Bookspan, where he rose through the ranks from copy editor of Quality Paperback Book Club to Vice-President and Editor-in-Chief of Community Clubs.
Mr. Rosen has served on many new-business-launch teams, and specializes in integrating digital and print reading experiences. He is founder of InsightOutBooks and the editorial support company WordsthatMatter, Inc.
Mr. Rosen has been Publisher of Abrams Image, where he acquired the New York Times Bestsellers Tim Gunn’s Guide to Style and Plato and a Platypus Walk Into a Bar: Understanding Philosophy through Jokes, and championed the acquisition of Diary of a Wimpy Kid series.
The recipient of many awards for his achievements and his dedication to the transforming power of the written word—including a GLAAD Media Award, the Lambda Literary Award, and the Temple University Robertson Prize. Mr. Rosen often speaks on panels about trends in publishing and book-selling. Mr. Rosen’s blogs, book reviews, poetry, and nonfiction pieces have been published in several venues, including most recently on the New York Times and The Progressive Reader websites.
Mr. Rosen attended Temple University, where he received an M.A. in English Literature with a concentration in Publishing Procedures. He graduated summa cum laude from Elmira College, where he was named a Hamilton Scholar and inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa honor society.