Assets & Bios

Calvin Fabre is the founder and President of Envoc (pronounced: "invoke"), a Software Product Accelerator company in Baton Rouge and Hammond, most known for launching LA Wallet: The first and most successful, legal, digital driver's license app in the United States. Calvin is a member of the International Standards Organization's (ISO) Working Group, which defines mobile driver's license standards. Calvin has been invited to Washington, D.C., to speak about technology and inform privacy legislation. Calvin speaks on privacy, digital identity, and non-disenfranchisement of underserved communities including non-smartphone holders and technology-avoidant groups.

Serving as the President of Envoc (pronounced "invoke"), Calvin Fabre heads up a stellar team of over 45 employees developing applications aimed at helping businesses and individuals attain a "better reality". For over 10 years, Envoc has been writing software you can't "buy off the shelf" and seeing a client's brand from creation through consumption whether in web, print, media, corporate dashboards, portals, or mobile applications. Envoc's Hammond office is home to 10 Envoceans with virtually all graduates of SouthEastern. His company Envoc has chosen not to participate in the economic recession and was recently recognized on Inc. Magazine's Fastest Growing Private Companies for 2014 ranking the 18th fastest growing private company in Louisiana. Calvin is a Southeastern Lion with a degree in Computer Science and started the company after moving his lawn mower out of his utility closet and asking his wife to cut the grass while he wrote code. Calvin continues to serve on the Computer Science Advisory Boards for SouthEastern and LSU helping our colleges produce software craftsman ready for the technical workforce Louisiana demands.