Anthony Occidentale

Anthony Occidentale has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Anthony is currently serving as the Chief Operating Officer at Folia Materials, where they oversee the development and implementation of their patented nano coating technology to replace plastic products with paper.

Prior to their current role, Anthony worked at Sistine Solar in various capacities. Anthony served as a Strategic Advisor, Interim CTO, Board Member, and VP of Product. Anthony also held the position of Lead Product Designer, where they played a crucial role in designing solar panels that blend with existing roofs.

Before joining Sistine Solar, they co-founded ANOJ Entertainment, an entertainment company that offered music and event services. As the President and Head DJ, they provided music production, art, and marketing services for artist growth, concerts, and weddings.

Anthony also worked at MIT Coffeehouse Lounge as a Sound Engineer and Program Coordinator, managing the audio equipment and coordinating events. Additionally, they worked as a Student Desk Worker at MIT CAC, assisting in front desk operations and processing virtual space applications.

Furthermore, Anthony co-founded Bandless Audio, serving as the CEO and playing a key role in the development and growth of the company. Additionally, they worked as a Research Assistant at MIT Media Lab, specifically in the Opera of the Future project.

Early in their career, Anthony worked at I Tech Cellular as a Sales Associate and Repair Technician, where they gained expertise in sales and repairing cellular devices.

Anthony Occidentale attended Bergenfield High School, although no specific dates were given. After graduating from high school, they enrolled at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where they pursued a degree in Mechanical Engineering with a specialization in Managerial Product Design & Development. Additionally, they completed a minor in Entrepreneurship & Innovation. No specific start or end dates were provided for their time at MIT.