Originally from Wilkes-Barre, PA, Anthony attended Binghamton University in New York where he met his wife, Meg. Knowing that he wanted to coach people, he graduated with a bachelor’s degree from the School of Management with a concentration in Leadership and Consulting.
During his four years at Binghamton University, Anthony played Division I baseball where he held a career 13-1 record and 3.31 ERA. The team, with Anthony as pitcher, were two-time conference champs and made it to regionals to compete. He started playing baseball at the age of four and knew he wanted to make it into a career up until it wasn’t an option anymore. After getting injured during his sophomore year of college, he began to consider other options. Realizing his mathematical talent and coaching passion, both in the field and in person, he pursued business and finance.
When he isn’t working, Anthony can be found doing a range of activities including skiing, hiking, visiting wineries and hanging out with friends. He enjoys traveling and visiting new places. An annual family tradition with his wife is to go up to the Finger Lakes, where they got married. He has also been abroad to places like Iceland, Tahiti and Sweden. He likes to stay active and breakaway from his daily life while taking in the different things the world has to offer.
