Since 2003, Josh Kadis has managed digital campaigns, written code, strategized, and produced transmedia content. He understands how to bring technology to life and how to communicate big ideas. He’s versatile. He doesn’t give up.

Josh has helped bicycle industry brands like Specialized, SRAM, PUBLIC, and MASH SF communicate and reach new audiences through online channels, print advertising, editorial media coverage and event marketing. Josh’s projects for website publishers including Bebo, MyByk, and Sneakerplay have included elements of advertising and sponsorship strategy, public relations, and user interface design. Josh has been the primary copywriter for Zipp Speed Weaponry’s catalogs, advertising, and website since 2008 and contributed a monthly sports business column to ROAD Magazine from 2005 to 2010.

He is currently a graduate student at the University of Colorado in the Boulder Digital Works program.

I grew up in Newton, Massachusetts and attended the John Ward Elementary School. I always loved being on my bike, eventually got into road cycling with my dad, and decided to try racing when I was 15. My first few races didn’t go so well, but someone told me that “racing is the best training” so I kept at it and have since done lots of races that didn’t go so well.

Cycling has of course been a huge part of my personal and professional lives, but I do have some other interests – like reading The Economist and playing with my dog. What else… I graduated from Stanford University in 2002 with a B.A. in Urban Studies and live in Boulder, Colorado (for now).