Who is Brad?

Brad Williams is a computer programmer and tech junkie who enjoys exploring technology and sharing his knowledge and experience with others.

Brad is currently the CEO at WebDevStudios.com, a co-host on the SitePoint Podcast, and the author of Professional WordPress.

Brad resides in New Jersey.

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