Hey, I’m Austin!
Welcome to my website! I’m excited to give you a taste of the work I have done within the Marketing space, along with some other professional experience. Feel free to jump over to my portfolio or check out my extended resume.
About Me
Born in New Jersey and raised in New York, I grew up with a love for everything sports, comics and video games. Even to this day, they are my top three interests. My Yankees have treated me well, but my love/hate relationship with the NBA and NFL begins with the New York Knicks and Atlanta Falcons (the Knicks are showing promise and we all know what happened to the Falcons in the Super Bowl). I was fortunate enough to pitch collegiately at Muhlenberg College, a D-3 liberal arts college in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
I studied Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing and Management at Muhlenberg. Since I was a kid, I have always loved the art of persuasion to the point of my mom saying I should become a lawyer. But when it came to a product or cause I really wanted someone to believe in, I’ve always been quick to come up with a pitch or presentation that would make people laugh and related to their need for the product. This has mostly been helpful when playing White Elephant with the family at Christmas. I can make a flashlight seem like a gold bar to my family just so I can get that 1 gift card that’s always floating around.
I enjoy expressing my creativity and Marketing gives me the tool to do just that. Whether digital or traditional marketing, I love the creative process that goes behind convincing your target audience that they have a need for your product or services. I also love the interaction that marketing allows you to have with that audience because the key to marketing is building lasting relationships and creating life-long customers.
Please, enjoy my site. I’m always looking to expand my network, so feel free to reach out if you would like to talk more about my work or just connect professionally.
“Don’t wait for the ‘perfect time’, you will wait forever. Always take advantage of the time that you’re given“
-Daymond John
Austin D. Disher 