Joe Trad is a Lebanese actor and model born on November 27, 1981. He began his professional career in the advertising sector after graduating from Notre Dame University-Louaize, working for several major agencies in Dubai and Saudi Arabia. In 2012, he transitioned into acting, with his major breakthrough coming in 2013 with the role of 'Rawad' in the series "Joudour" ("Roots"), which earned him widespread recognition across the Arab world. Following this success, Trad became a prominent face in joint Arab drama productions. He is widely known for his role as 'Khalil Daher' in the three seasons of the hit series "Arous Beirut" ("Bride of Beirut"), a character he considers one of the most significant in his career. His portfolio includes key roles in popular series such as "Ma Fiyi" (Parts 1 & 2), "Garimat Shaghaf" ("Passion Crime"), the internationally-streamed "Ghararib Soud" ("Black Crows") on Netflix, and "Ala Al Hilwa Wa Al Morra". More recently, he captured audience attention as 'Rami' in the popular 2024 series "Lo'bat Hob" ("Game of Love"). Trad is recognized for his versatility in portraying diverse and complex characters. He married Cynthia Aido in August 2013, and they have two children.

Joe Trad achieved significant acclaim for his pivotal role as 'Khalil Daher' in the highly successful series "Arous Beirut" ("Bride of Beirut") across its three seasons (2019-2022). The role showcased complex psychological transformations, allowing him to display his acting range and earning him widespread public and critical praise, marking a major turning point in his career. He was part of the cast of the bold series "Ghararib Soud" ("Black Crows") in 2017, which depicted life inside the ISIS organization. His role as 'Adham' in one of the first Arab series to tackle this subject gained international exposure when it was streamed on Netflix, introducing him to a global audience. His true breakthrough came in 2013 with the role of 'Rawad' in the series "Joudour" ("Roots"). This part firmly established him in the Arab drama scene, as the series was a massive commercial success and served as his introduction to the wider Arab audience.

Graduated from Notre Dame University-Louaize (NDU) in Lebanon.