Dave has over 34 years of experience in the graphic communications industry. Currently he is the Chief Technology Officer at Image Options as well as a partner in the business .
Prior to joining Image Options in 2011 Dave held multiple operations and technology positions at Vertis Communications. In 1990 he was a founding partner of a premedia company called Pacific Color Connection.
From 1983 -1990 Dave was the corporate systems coordinator for American Color. Mr. Brewer attended the University of the Pacific where he was a scholar athlete graduating with a B.A.
Liz Logue became EFI’s VP of Inkjet Customer/Brand Engagement and Strategy in 2019, a new role focused on helping EFI’s digital corrugated customers engage with brands. Logue’s work helps drive market awareness about digital printing and value it brings to the consumers. She also researches and develops strategies to extend EFI’s inkjet technology portfolio into additional new markets that can benefit from the and continuing analog to digital transformation in print manufacturing.
Prior to taking her current role, Logue was Vice president of Corporate Business Development, and Ink Jet strategy at EFI. In that position, she was responsible for planning, market evaluation and execution behind strategic M&A and new market development activity. Her work has included directing or assisting in EFI’s strategic moves into ceramics, textiles and corrugated packaging, working with engineering, ink and software teams to implement the correct solutions for target markets.
Prior to joining EFI in 2008, Logue worked for 10 years in various roles at IT Strategies, a specialized strategic consultancy company focused on the digital print industry. In her roles she advised hardware, ink and software vendors on corporate, product and M&A strategy. She also managed research initiatives, maintained industry relationships and kept abreast of the latest technology developments.
Katie is a Supplier Quality Engineer for Vera Bradley with a background in digital textile printing, apparel design, and product development. As a Supplier Quality Engineer, Katie overseas the quality process of raw materials and ensures the quality standards are met both domestically and internationally. Katie works closely with multiple fabric mills who are printing numerous fabrications both by rotary screen printing and digital textile printing. She has helped bring in and establish digital textile printing capabilities in house which has allowed for on-demand printing and short-run projects.
Katie received her Bachelor Degree in apparel design and her Master of Science Degree in color theory and digital printing technologies from Iowa State University.
Ken has 30 years of experience in the digital imagining industry, starting in customer service and field work to business development. Ken has been a nationwide Director of Service and Sales Director, with customers such as HP, Mimaki, Vutek, Cannon and Agfa. In this role, Ken was providing hardware and software solutions to his customers. For the last 12 years, Ken has focused on the digital fabric printing and the dye sublimation industry. He brings a unique perspective to the industry looking at hardware, application and supplies and keeping up industry trends. Currently he is the Business Development Director for Aberdeen Fabrics, a leader in supplying high quality printable fabrics directly to the graphic’s industry.
Ruth Jeyaveeran is an artist, designer and educator based in Brooklyn. She has exhibited her artwork in various galleries throughout New York and written and illustrated two picture books published by Houghton Mifflin.
Currently, she's an Assistant Professor of Textile Design at the Fashion Institute of Technology where she teaches courses in print design and digital technology. Her textile design clients include West Elm, Kate Spade, Martha Stewart, Target, Tarte Cosmetics, Tommy Hilfiger, and Ralph Lauren. She has also taught in the fashion design department at Parsons School of Design.
In 2018 she was a faculty advisor to the Bio Design Challenge hosted by the Museum of Modern Art, and a juror for the Nancy Konigsberg Student Fiber Art Award given by the Textile Study Group of New York. In 2017 she received a grant to attend Haystack Mountain School of Crafts to continue her research integrating handcrafted textiles with new technologies.
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