Dexter Adams
Editor-in-Chief, Co-Founder
Dexter Adams is the Editor in Chief of Kubashi. He is also a full stack web developer, a practicing musician, and an okay writer. He is the founder of D.A.P. Design, LLC and Co-Founder of Kubashi, LLC.
Chris Adams
Editor, Co-Founder
Chris works as an online marketing manager and avid lover of tech with a keen awareness of pop culture. He is the original brain behind Kubashi.
Aditi Kaushiva
Contributor
Aditi Kaushiva is a compulsive traveller, dancer, author, an eclectic writer and co-founder of The Dance Bible, an Indian based dance management and networking platform for dance lovers. She dabbles in travel writing, arts and culture, and fiction on her blog Aditi's Pen and hopes to publish her second book soon.
Abrea Armstrong
Contributor
Abrea is a millennial torn between the nostalgia of handwritten notes and the convenient technology of Bluetooth speakers. At Pace, she is an Associate Editor on the Walmart account. She’s widened her writing repertoire by maintaining a modern art column with the Winston-Salem Journal while also balancing a thriving modeling career. Abrea received her Master’s in Business Management from the Wake Forest University School of Business. While studying for her BA in Spanish from St. John’s University, she completed internships with: Jazz at Lincoln Center, Epic Records and XXL Magazine. She enjoys a good whiskey, writing about incredible people, exceptional music, and life in marvelous and perplexing times.
Lauren Jones
Editor, Contributor
Lauren is an editor at Kubashi. She is also a writer/poet, engineer, entrepreneur, world traveler and all around cool lady. You can check out some of her writings, and some dope Awareness Apparel at https://t-aware.com, IG: @tawareapparel. Hailing from the heart of Northwest Washington, D.C., Lauren offers an urban perspective on good fun, good food, good music, good books, and really, #AllThingsCool. #Kubashi
Kwame
Contributor
Kwame Som-Pimpong is addicted to sweet potato pie. He thinks about Africa's economic development 80% of the day. The other 20% is spent daydreaming of triple jumping 50 feet and playing in the NFL.
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