Anthony D'Agosto

Anthony D'Agosto's work experience began in 1992 when they joined Weinstein and Holtzman. Anthony started as a Senior Vice President of Operations and played an instrumental role in developing the company into a major distributor of doors, frames, and hardware in the metro NY area and the tri-state area. The staff at Weinstein and Holtzman is young and talented, with a majority of employees having career Division 8 expertise.

In the same year, D'Agosto also started working at Unified Door and Hardware Group as the Vice President of Sales for the UDH National Sales Team. Anthony brought their "New York" persistence, experience, responsiveness, and even a sense of humor to the company. Unified Door and Hardware Group is a rapidly growing company with branches and a national footprint, capable of supplying Division 8, 10, and 28 needs nationwide.

In 2001, D'Agosto transitioned into a different field and worked as a tattooist at Ink Asylum. Anthony was known for their skills as a tattoo artist and their amicable personality. Anthony held this role until August 2010.

In 1995, D'Agosto worked as an instructor at Bill Alexander art, a role they held until January 2000.

Starting in 1992, they also worked as an instructor for Bob Ross' "The Joy of Painting" until June 1994.

Anthony D'Agosto attended the Institute of Design and Construction from 1985 to 1987. During this time, they obtained an AOS degree in Construction Management and Architectural Technology.