All About Paul Ossowski

 Hey Everyone!


My name is Paul Ossowski and I have made 19 trips around the earth so far. I grew up in a small town called Veneta, Oregon since I was six years old, but I currently live in Eugene for the meantime. I was prompted to enroll in this course because I am not only super interested in marketing, but it is also a requirement for both my marketing and finance majors. As stated in the last sentence, the two majors I am currently pursuing is that of marketing and finance. I started out as an environmental engineer when first enrolling to OSU, but after my freshman year, I decided to pursue a business degree instead and have been completing business classes all of my sophomore year up to this point.

I am most interested in learning how to create a piece of content that is appealing to a certain target market because I feel if you can create a piece of content that makes someone want to buy your product, you can sell anything. This also ties into what I am passionate about outside of college which is videography and creating content. I have always been interested in creating short videos, I have taken film classes, and have creating many pieces of content which I truly think I could apply to marketing.

I am excited to learn as much as possible in this class and hopefully become better as a student and become better at marketing as a whole as well.

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