Austin Masters

Austin Masters is an experienced project administrator working with projects in rural Kansas communities for over a decade. He has overseen numerous projects through the application, funding, construction, closing, and servicing processes. He’s also coordinated with community representatives for strategic planning, developed strong relationships with those communities, and assisted them in finding the best ways to invest in their futures.
Austin has worked to find funding packages that can help communities achieve their long-term goals. He has worked through the planning process, completed financial analysis, reviewed key reports, and completed application processing on a variety of project types. Completing community engagement and connecting partners with the resources they need are skills he has utilized throughout his career.
Austin was born and raised in Northeast Kansas. With a Bachelor of Finance from Pittsburg State University and a Master of Urban Planning from the University of Kansas he strives to use his expertise to serve the people in rural communities like the one he grew up in.

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