Meet the Bibliopolis team

With more than a century of experience in the book trade combined!

 

Meet the growing Bibliopolis team

 

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Luke Lozier Starting as a clerk at San Francisco's Green Apple Books in 1995, Luke spent a decade learning the trade as a buyer and manager, ultimately spearheading their first efforts to sell online. He taught himself to code the first Green Apple Books website and, eventually, hundreds of others. He also likes to call himself an occasional poet, publishing one or two poems every 20 years or so.

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Mika Babcock, chief of technology and the son of a bookseller, worked at Avenue Victor Hugo Bookshop in Boston while in college. He developed his first online bookstore in 1999 for his father. In 2005, he formed Foreseeing Solutions, which built online bookstores for more than 60 booksellers, before joining Bibliopolis in 2012.

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Mat Jones has been the linchpin of our development team for 24 years. His skill set and proficiency in front-end development, combined with years of wrangling bookseller data are legend. His enthusiasm is fueled by a fascination for tinkering with electronics and a love for unusual and lovable creatures.

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Matt Baer has been attracted to technology ever since he was a wee lad. After graduating with a Bachelor's of Science in Interactive Media Design, he has helped shape Bibliopolis’ future engineering websites. When he’s not fiddling with computers, he’s shredding the guitar.

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Allen Ahearn III grew up in the rare book business with his grandparents Allen & Patricia Ahearn of Quill & Brush.  Working in their bookstore he grew a love for reading & an appreciation for collectibles helping his grandfather work on his price guides.  When he's not doing Project Management and Support for Bibliopolis he enjoys writing and playing music.

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Madhuja Bhamare, a tech-savvy mom of twins, boasting both a Master's and Bachelor's in Computer Science. When not coding, she's wrangling her boys and showering love on her dogs. With boundless energy, she effortlessly juggles tech, family, and canine companionship, all while indulging her passion for music.

Bibliopolis Scholarships

Colorado Antiquarian Book Seminar

Every year, Bibliopolis offers two full tuition-paid scholarships to the Colorado Antiquarian Book Seminar (CABS), which is held annually in Colorado Springs. Applicants should visit the CABS website for details and entry deadlines.

York Antiquarian Book SeminarBibliopolis is pleased to offer a full tuition-paid scholarship to the York Antiquarian Book Seminar (YABS), which will be held in York and is currently in its first year running. Applicants should visit the YABS website for details and entry deadlines.

Bibliopolis software is designed specifically with used and antiquarian booksellers in mind.

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