Within a month of the sale in 2008, the proceeds were reinvested to establish a new venture, "Elite Commission." This endeavor revolved around creating a network that diligently secured new advertisers and matched them with publisher sources. The team, comprised of young, resourceful, and highly motivated individuals, was exemplified by a memorable incident during Ad-Tech NYC 2008, held on the night of the Obama vs. McCain election, where they distributed 3,000 freshly branded cigars to event attendees, even though some staff members couldn't legally smoke them.
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Despite these commendable attributes and achieving remarkable milestones such as driving 2,500+ leads per day at its peak, Elite Commission encountered challenges due to a lack of experience, follow-through, and the demanding balancing act of running a company while attending high school full-time. Ultimately, this venture ceased operations, serving as a poignant reminder of the importance of a solid foundational framework in any endeavor.

Subsequently, Joshua gained further experience in managing and building both networks and agencies, monetizing remnant digital inventory, delving into pay-per-call advertising, and acquiring behind-the-scenes insights while working with a fintech content website and forging strategic partnerships.

Most recently, Joshua assumed the role of VP of Sales at Prodege, contributing significantly to the generation of over $65 million in revenue from his personal portfolio over a four-year tenure. Under his leadership, in tandem with his team, Prodege achieved an impressive 25% year-over-year growth in 2022, a noteworthy feat given the economic challenges of that year. Joshua's individual accomplishments & timing of them were instrumental in the acquisition of Prodege by Great Hill Partners, a prominent Boston-based investment firm.

Joshua Kopac