Palm Springs is celebrating a milestone built on collaboration, community, and the kind of partnership that grows only through years of trust. Roadrunner Print & Ship and Taste Specific have officially opened a shared 4,500‑sq‑ft hub at 1130 N. Valdivia Way — a space designed for production, strategy, and long‑term growth. As the release notes, “Bob and I have been in each other’s corners for years… Together, we provide the full spectrum of services, from strategy and design to printing and packing — and everything in between.”
What began as a handshake between Roadrunner’s Bob Kincaid and Taste Specific’s Joel Robbins has evolved into a joint headquarters that blends two powerhouse skill sets: Roadrunner’s award‑winning printing, shipping, and fulfillment capabilities, and Taste Specific’s full‑service marketing, creative, and digital expertise. The new hub sits adjacent to Palm Springs International Airport, offering prime visibility and easy access to I‑10 — a strategic location for both companies’ expanding national reach.
The partnership also reflects deep community roots. Roadrunner is a proud LGBTQ‑owned business recognized for workforce inclusion, local philanthropy, and leadership within the Desert Business Association. Robbins, now succeeding Kincaid as DBA president, brings Taste Specific’s national marketing footprint and a story of resilience — transforming a dismantled department into a thriving agency that kept its team and clients intact.
For clients, the joint hub means something rare: strategy, creative, printing, fulfillment, and shipping all under one roof. As Robbins puts it, “Clients want a single point of contact who can handle everything — and now it comes with a loading dock.”
This new space isn’t just a building. It’s a testament to friendship, shared values, and the belief that Palm Springs businesses can grow stronger together.
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