Are you unsure what field you would like to move towards when starting your career? You're not alone, and my guest on this week's podcast episode, Anthony Mussachio, was in the same boat earlier in his career. Not only was he not positive he wanted to follow in his father's footsteps, he confesses to still wondering if he should have (tongue-in-cheek, of course). Yet, his brother and he head a wildly successful Architecture Firm.

As mentioned, Anthony Mussachio, R.A. is a Principal at Mussachio Architects in Buffalo (Williamsville), NY, where he and his brother are partners. Anthony started as a clerk at the firm, which was founded by his father, and worked his way to ownership. He has served as Managing Partner for decades.

Anthony's 37 years of experience in all aspects of architecture includes everything from small residential to signature corporate offices, retail, hospitality, industrial, and most recently, multi-story hotels and senior living facilities. He is licensed in New York, New Hampshire, Colorado, and West Virginia.

Mr. Mussachio is a longtime member of the National Trust for Historical Preservation and he has served as Chairman of the Amherst Chamber of Commerce, as well as Chair of the Taste of Buffalo Logistics Committee.