Josh has spent his career in IT quietly keeping the lights on: systems humming, copiers cooperative, and passwords filed somewhere between “memorable” and “definitely not password123.” He now tends the CACCC website, a dream job for someone who loves the organization’s mission and considers a homepage loading properly his own private standing ovation. When not fixing technology, he’s chauffeuring a gymnast, tuning a vibraphone, or negotiating the release of a to-do list’s hostages, one completed task at a time. He believes good stewardship beats clever hacks, that documentation is a love letter to whoever comes next, and that the highest praise an IT person can earn is silence, because it means everything is still working.