Malcolm Daly Malcolm Daly Malcolm Daly has been in the outdoor industry since 1975 when he got his first job in a climbing shop while attending Colorado State University (BS, 1978). He has worked as a sales representative, shop manager, forest fire fighter, climbing guide, waiter, cook and marketing director for a large backpack manufacturer. In 1991 he founded Great Trango Holdings to manufacture innovative climbing gear and women's activewear. Malcolm is a founding board member of the Access Fund, a non-profit organization dedicated to keeping climbing areas open and served on its board for 13 years. Malcolm is an amputee, having lost a foot to frostbite after a climbing accident in Alaska in 1999. In addition to his Paradox Sports board responsibilities, Malcolm is on the Board of Directors of No Barriers and is the Executive Director of Paradox Sports.