Josh Cato is an urban planner and professor based in Washington, DC. He currently works at the Cadmus Group, LLC, where he applies his expertise in urban planning to address complex
challenges facing communities Nationwide. Additionally, Josh serves as an Adjunct Professor in the College of Engineering and Architecture at Howard University.

His work as an Urban Planner specifically focuses on providing Technical Assistance to communities across the country on addressing Planning needs and how to implement adaptive
planning strategies to make a more sustainable and resilient community. Josh holds the position of NOMA National Student Representative and is set to assume the role on the AIAS Board
Member as the NOMA Liaison. In these capacities, he advocates for NOMAS students across the country.

Josh’s academic journey reflects his commitment to excellence and interdisciplinary learning. While currently pursuing a Master of Architecture degree at the University of the District of
Columbia, he holds a Master of Resilient Urban Design from Clemson University. He also earned a Bachelor of Arts in Urban Studies from the College of Charleston, laying the
foundation for his career in urban planning and architecture.