David Rogelberg

About David Rogelberg

David Rogelberg is a two-time Inc. 500 CEO and a lifelong publishing innovator. He has built multiple successful publishing ventures that bridge traditional editorial excellence with modern, collaborative formats. His work has been featured in The New York Times, The Seattle Times, and Scientific American.At 28, David became the youngest publisher in Simon & Schuster’s history, where he led the Hayden Books and Adobe Press imprints. During that time, he published the Internet Starter Kit—the first complete software product for Mac users to get online—which sold over copies. He grew his division from $2.5 million to $13 million in under two years.He later founded Studio B, one of the first agencies to specialize in publishing for technical authors and companies. The firm also provided editorial and content strategy services to major clients including Microsoft, Apple, IBM, Adobe, SAP, and Google.Today, he leads Mighty Guides, a publishing company known for its expert-driven, multi-contributor eBooks. These curated guides begin with a strong editorial question and are shaped by insights from subject-matter experts. With hundreds of titles published—many in collaboration with global industry sponsors—Mighty Guides represents a new model for digital publishing: accessible, authoritative, and collaboratively produced.David’s career centers on a single goal: elevating expert knowledge through thoughtful, high-quality publishing.

Experience

1. Publisher

   Mighty Guides, Inc

   Nov 2013 — Present · Great Neck, NY, US

   Founded the first social publishing company that creates thoughtfully curated, expert-authored eBooks across technology, business, and innovation. Each publication begins with a well-defined editorial question and is shaped by contributions from respected subject-matter experts.To date, the company has produced hundreds of multi-author books—many developed in collaboration with global industry leaders—while maintaining a strong commitment to editorial quality and independent perspective. The publishing model blends the craft of traditional editorial work with contemporary methods of collaboration, distribution, and accessibility.Our clients span a wide range of industries—from cybersecurity and semiconductors to enterprise software and AI—and include:A-LIGN, Adobe, Amarok, Analog Devices, Angoss, Anomali, Aprimo, Arm Treasure Data, Aspencore, Astronomer, Blackboard, BlueVoyant, Bolster.ai, Bourns, CA Technologies, Carbon Black, Citrix, Cloudinary, ConnectWise, Constella Intelligence, CounterTack, Cylera, Cypress, Dimension Data, EE Times, Egnyte, Ellucian, Fortinet, GoSecure, Hexagon, Iron Mountain, Ironscales, Juniper Networks, KEMET, Kyriba, Lacework, Littelfuse, LiveRamp, Maxim Integrated, Megaport, Microchip, MixMode, Molex, Mouser Electronics, Murata, Nehemiah Security, Netline, New Relic, Nisos, OpenText, PAS, Plus One Robotics, Privacera, Renesas, RiskSense, SDL, Security Compass, Semperis, Sharktower, SnapStream, STMicroelectronics, TE Connectivity, Tenable, Teradata, Texas Instruments, Trustwave, TTI, Twistlock, TYK, Venafi, Vishay, Visual IQ, Workfont, and Zend.

Education

• UCLA

  BA, Economics

  1982 — 1987

Skills

• Publishing
• Content Development
• Content Strategy
• Content Management
• New Media
• Books
• Web Content
• Blogging
• Digital Media
• Copywriting
• Marketing
• SEO
• Online Marketing
• Online Publishing
• Entrepreneurship
• Technical Writing
• Social Networking
• E-Commerce
• Editorial
• Email Marketing
• Web Design
• Online Advertising
• Social Media Marketing
• SEO Copywriting
• Magazines
• Digital Marketing
• Publications
• Social Media
• Creative Writing
• Storytelling
• Web Analytics
• Digital Strategy
• Web Content Management
• Marketing Strategy
• Marketing Communications
• Video Production
• Video
• Ebooks
• Sem
• Lead Generation