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The technologists, game developers, and strategists building Invo. Here are the people making it happen.

Delroy Brown

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

Pervis Taylor

Chief Technology Officer

Michael Bolden

Chief Strategy Officer

Ken Gamble

Co-Chief Operating Officer

Krysten Brown

Co-Chief Operating Officer

Kyle Gordon

Chief Business Development Officer

Roger Jacknin

CLO General Counsel

The Invo team. Technologists, game developers, and strategists with deep industry experience building the middleware for premium currency value portability across games. Click any team member to learn more about their background and the work they do at Invo.

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Lexology

On the problem, value locked in one game

Games like "Concord and Ubisoft's The Crew" were shut down, leaving players cut off from what they paid for; California's AB 2426 now regulates "digital goods.

Kotaku

New Law Will - You Don't Actually Own Digital Games

a newly passed piece of legislation in California signed into law earlier this week by governor Gavin Newsom, will force companies selling digital goods—like games—in the state to warn consumers that they don’t actually own that content, but instead are licensing it and could lose access to it in the future.

Quantumrun

The Convergence of the Virtual Economy and In-Game Economies

Digital ecosystems have evolved from simple virtual communities into complex economic structures that, to a considerable extent, reflect the significant characteristics of real-world economies over the past 20 years. On one side, there are virtual economies and digital marketplaces at the macro level, where users trade NFTs and freelance services. However, a different but related concept, in-game economies, refers to those specific title-based economies that facilitate players in generating, marketing, and appraising game-related assets, such as skins, items, or currencies.

Roblox

Annual Roblox Economic Impact Report

To enable long-term creator success, this year we’ve added new tools and features to facilitate game development and increase monetization opportunities within Roblox.

PR Newswire

Global Intellectual Property Economy Market Size

The global Intellectual Property (IP) market is becoming increasingly central to how businesses protect innovation, monetize digital assets, and strengthen competitive positioning. As AI adoption, digital content, and global commercialization grow, enterprises are strengthening patents, trademarks, copyrights, and licensing strategies to protect long-term value.