Josh Clark

Josh Clark is the founder and principal of Big Medium, a digital agency specializing in big design and helping organizations design at scale.

He is a UX design leader guiding projects to build design systems, craft exceptional online experiences, and transform digital organizations through emerging technology and user experience.

Josh's clients at Big Medium include Caterpillar, United Airlines, UPS, the Cigna Group, Dotdash Meredith, Pfizer, among others.

He is an author of books like 'Designing for Touch' and 'Tapworthy: Designing Great iPhone Apps' and speaks globally on the future of digital interfaces.

Before his digital ventures, Josh was involved in producing national PBS programs at Boston's WGBH and had encounters with notable figures like Mikhail Gorbachev and Nancy Reagan.

He created the popular 'Couch-to-5K' running schedule in 1996, encouraging millions to take up jogging for fitness.

Josh Clark holds a B.A. in Government from Harvard University and a High School Diploma from North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics.

Throughout his career, Josh has been involved in various organizations and served in advisory and board member roles in Trendalytics, Rosenfeld Media, Third Wave Fashion, Mobiquity, Inc., Providence CityArts for Youth, Betaspring, coolrunning.com, Monitor Group, Kicksports.com, and WGBH.

His diverse experience spans from digital design and user experience to media production and mentoring startups.