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Bradley Hicks has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Starting their career at Tommy Hilfiger as an Assistant Manager, they then worked as a Store Manager for American Eagle Outfitters and Urban Outfitters. Bradley later became The Ghostly Store Manager/Curator at Ghostly International before transitioning to a Visual Manager role at Forever 21.

In 2009, Bradley founded The Blonde Collective, a t-shirt brand aimed at promoting positivity and uplifting the community. The brand gained recognition and was worn by notable individuals such as Grammy winner Luis Resto and Actor David Arquette.

Moving into the tech industry, Bradley joined HookLogic, Inc. as a Project Manager, later transitioning to Account Manager - Travel and Product Manager - Travel roles. During this time, they worked on integrating the TravelHook legacy product with Expedia and Hotels.com. After Criteo acquired HookLogic, Bradley took on the role of Product Manager, focusing on developing the UX/UI of the travel product vertical and collaborating with Expedia.

Bradley then joined Koddi, where they initially worked as a Product Manager, responsible for UX and UI design, marketing content creation, and sales support. Bradley later advanced to a Senior Product Marketing Manager position, leading product marketing efforts. Currently, they hold the same role at LiveIntent, Inc. starting from December 2022.

Throughout their career, Bradley has demonstrated a strong focus on product management, marketing, and customer satisfaction across a range of industries.

Bradley Hicks attended Eastern Michigan University from 1998 to 2002, where they studied Communication and Theatre Arts. Bradley did not obtain a degree during this time. In terms of additional certifications, Bradley obtained several certifications from LinkedIn in 2019 and 2020, including "Adobe XD: Prototyping Tips and Tricks," "After Effects CC 2019 Essential Training: The Basics," "Content Marketing: How to Podcast," "Create a Go-To-Market Plan," "Product Marketing Foundations," "Creating Fun and Engaging Video Training: The How," "Data Visualization for Marketers," and "Designing Emotion: How To Use Design To Move People."