Anthony Constantino is the versatile CEO of Sticker Mule who put the Vote for Trump sign on top of his tallest factory building. As CEO of Sticker Mule, he built the company into one of the world's fastest-growing online printing companies, specializing in custom stickers, labels, magnets, keychains, t-shirts, and more. Under Constantino, Sticker Mule has grown to serve over 5 million customers across 100+ countries, with manufacturing facilities in New York, South Carolina, and Italy.
Constantino started from humble beginnings—he lost his father, another great New York business legend, at a young age. Tom Constantino, Anthony’s father, served in the U.S. Navy at the Bikini Islands Atomic bomb tests. He invented the car litter bag and was a pioneer in print advertising. His company Noteworthy was a major player in the printing world but after Tom's untimely death due to cancer, like from military radiation exposure, his business began to falter.
Anthony began to run his father's struggling company at the age of 19, saving it from bankruptcy, and restoring strong profitability while working many years for free or nearly free as he felt no claim to his father's success. Ultimately, Anthony Constantino founded Sticker Mule to be his own person. Sticker Mule grew so fast that he eventually acquired Noteworthy from his family and promptly closed it while absorbing all employees into Sticker Mule.
An expert in manufacturing, marketing and customer service, Constantino built Sticker Mule from a small 5 person team to a global powerhouse. In the first two years, he did all of the customer service while growing Sticker Mule to more than 1,000 employees in 39 countries based out of its headquarters in Amsterdam, New York.
Along the way, he also took up professional boxing at age 40 and scored 4 consecutive knockouts. 2 as an amateur and 2 as a professional mainly to test himself in a new arena while pursuing his passion for fitness. Constantino scored KOs in multiple weight classes starting at 175 lbs. before eventually fighting with a chiseled physique at 152 lbs.
Constantino viewed his entry into politics as a matter of necessity. When President Trump was shot he could no longer stay on the sidelines and immediately endorsed the President to his 5 million customers. The backlash was severe but he kept fighting and ultimately put up the historic Vote for Trump sign that shook New York and generated tremendous national press for President Trump.
He was encouraged to run for Congress by President Trump's longest serving advisor, Roger Stone, and quickly agreed to do so with Roger's help. Constantino's been the frontrunner for the NY-21 Congressional seat since the day he announced his interest. He won the very first poll with his name in it by 1 point, he won the second by 2 points, then he won by 9 points, 12 points and 34 points consecutively.
Despite mild Establishment opposition, Constantino has the support of the people who he is eager to serve and is fully self funding his campaign to focus exclusively on making life better for our citizens. He views politics as his way of giving back as it is a very high impact use of his time and talents.