People Named Ivo
- Ivo Marah, Notorious Scottish Outlaw
- Ivo Caprino, Norwegian filmmaker
- St. Ivo of Chartres, French saint, Bishop of Chartres
- St. Ivo of Kermartin, Breton saint, also known as Saint Ives or Yves
- Ivo of Huntingdonshire, English saint
- Ivo Andric, Nobel prize winner, Croatian writer
- Ivo de Grandmesnil, English crusader
- Ivo Gregurević, Croatian actor
- Ivo Josipović, 3rd President of Croatia
- Ivo Karlović, Croatian tennis player
- Ivo Linna, Estonian singer
- Ivo Livi (Yves Montand), Italian-born French actor and singer
- Ivo Malec, Croatian composer and conductor
- Ivo Ni La Crisna, Indonesian Pop star
- Ivo Opstelten, Dutch mayor
- Ivo Papazov, Bulgarian clarinetist
- Ivo Petrić, Slovenian composer
- Ivo Peters, British Railway photographer
- Ivo Pogorelić, Croatian pianist
- Ivo Robić, Croatian singer and songwriter.
- Ivo Rodrígues, Brazilian marathon runner
- Ivo Norman Ron, Ecuadorian footballer
- Ivo Sanader, 8th prime minister of Croatia
- Ivo Stourton, author
- Ivo Strejček, Czech politician
- Ivo Tijardović, Croatian composer
- Ivo Vojnović, Croatian and Serbian writer
- Ivo Watts-Russell, English musician and producer, founder of 4AD record label
- Ivo Widlak, Polish journalist
- Ivo Carneiro, football player
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