L. Michael DiVietro, III, Managing Partner

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Michael graduated Rowan University in May 2001 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Geography, specializing in Land Use Planning. His intentions were to pursue a Planner’s License and work for his family’s Civil Engineering/Land Use Planning firm. Instead, he enrolled in Paramedic School while working as a full time EMT in Camden City, NJ. After graduating Paramedic School in 2004, and working throughout Camden County for Virtua Health System, he was hired by the Camden City Fire Department in 2006. After almost 15 years, Michael left EMS to help with the family business. He immersed himself in learning operations as a project manager. Seeing the value of working so closely with developers, Michael obtained his Real Estate license in 2016 and immediately went to work as a commercial real estate broker and is a member of the International Conference of Shopping Centers. Michael has excellent analytic skills in correlating the complex processes relevant to place making and development. His understanding of land use, various challenges critical to project entitlement, complex market factors, and the value in forecasting economic, political, and cultural indicators, adds essential creative value to the LD3 team.

 

 

Theresa DiVietro, Principal

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As a founding principal of Land Dimensions, Theresa has been the conduit through which the company’s brand has been solidified in the South Jersey region. Through vision, creativity and strategic thinking, she has positioned the company as a leader in innovative land use planning in both the private and public sectors. Utilizing her skill-sets has also been a benefit to the clients that Land Dimensions has served since 1979. As a trend watcher, she has forecasted development trends in the South Jersey region, solidifying its reputation as a knowledge-based land use consulting company that is a step ahead of the competition. Building upon her experience in real estate development combined with the knowledge of community revitalization, she is ready to meet the demands of communities who continue to struggle with foreclosed residential properties in their neighborhoods.

 

 

Lawrence M. DiVietro, Jr., P.L.S., P.P., A.I.C.P., Principal

 

Since 1979, Larry has been the President and CEO of Land Dimensions, an interdisciplinary land use firm located in Glassboro, NJ. Since its inception, it has provided real estate consulting services and professional land planning services to public and institutional entities, for-profit developers and not-for profit organizations. Larry has overseen the growth and management of his staff by employing civil engineers, professional planners, landscape architects, environmental scientists and land surveyors. His expertise as a consultant in the field of real estate development extends to Municipal Planning, as well as environmental analysis, land surveying, construction management, recreational planning, historical preservation planning, and fiscal impact analysis. As a result of his knowledge and guidance, the company now possesses a proud reputation for designing projects that meet the changing demands of planning and regulatory agencies. Larry is at the forefront of extending his knowledge, experience and expertise in the guidance of LD3.

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Lawrence Reader, CPA, Strategic Financial Analysis

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Larry had a 35-year career at Rowan University in various management positions. At the time of his retirement from the University, he was the Vice President for Administration and Finance. His responsibilities included: real estate, facilities management, capital projects, including the construction of 13 buildings, student services, human resources, and security and financial services. The next phase of Larry’s career led him to serve at the Diocese of Camden for 18 years, and he was responsible for real estate, facilities, capital projects, cemeteries, budget, human resources, and security. Larry also served on several committees and councils for the Diocese that provided oversite for over 200 parishes, schools, cemeteries and various religious programs.

 

 

Richard Feldmann, LEED AP,  Planning

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With a background that started on Wall Street, Rich began his career managing investment portfolios for individual, trust, foundation, bank, pension, corporate and endowment fund clients. He was responsible for developing the largest international client base in his office with clients in Great Britain, Germany, Italy, China, Indonesia, Japan and Mexico. At the opposite end of the spectrum was the creation of a school for homeless men and women to teach GED exam preparation, literacy, computer skills, job and career advancement and life skills classes. Along the way, he has worked as an Associate Designer for an architecture firm with a focus on urban planning, president and founder of Town2 Inc., of Princeton, a real estate development firm, the Director of Operations for the Princeton, NJ office of a NYC based green building company and Senior Project Manager at Cooper's Ferry Partnership in Camden, NJ. And, in his spear time, he is a conversational speaker of Mandarin Chinese and is a published cartoonist at The New Yorker Magazine.

 

 

Persefoni Kapotas, P.P., A.I.C.P., Land Use and Community Planning

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Persefoni has worked in the civil/site engineering field for 21 years and offers extensive knowledge in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), city and urban planning, community planning, and recreational planning. Persefoni combines the client’s goals with zoning and land use regulations to create conceptual site designs for residential, commercial, industrial and institutional uses. Her capabilities include architecture, site analysis, report preparation, mapping and exhibits, community master planning and recreational facility layout. Persefoni graduated with a B.S. in Landscape Architecture and has a Masters of Regional Planning Degree from University of Pennsylvania.