14 Facts About Randy Altschuler

Randy Altschuler was the Republican and Conservative Party candidate for Congress in New York's 1st Congressional District in 2010 and 2012.

Randy Altschuler is the co-founder and chief executive officer of Xometry, Inc.

Randy Altschuler was born and raised in New York City by a single mother, Sheila Brody, and graduated from Hunter College High School in 1989.

Randy Altschuler attended Princeton University, working his way through school as a short order cook and campus security guard.

In 1994, Randy Altschuler studied at the University of Vienna as a Fulbright Scholar.

In 1998, Randy Altschuler graduated from Harvard Business School earning a Master of Business Administration degree with Distinction.

In 2001 Randy Altschuler co-founded an electronic waste recycling company CloudBlue Technologies based in Norcross Georgia, having moved there in 2011 from Alpharetta, GA.

Randy Altschuler served as the company's executive chairman and worked out of their Port Jefferson, NY offices.

Randy Altschuler faced incumbent Tim Bishop in the November 2,2010 general election.

Randy Altschuler secured the nomination of the Independence Party, which had delivered Bishop 7,370 votes in 2010.

Randy Altschuler's campaign collected well over 6,000 signatures to nominate him as the Republican, Conservative and Independence Party candidate in 2012, vastly surpassing the 938 required by law.

Randy Altschuler was awarded membership in the exclusive GOP "Young Guns", a select group of young candidates chosen by Majority Leader Eric Cantor and Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy.

Randy Altschuler is married to Cheryl Sladkin, a professional ballet dancer turned pediatrician.

Randy Altschuler was a classmate from Princeton, where they met.