Randy Gladman has more than 17 years of experience in commercial real estate development, leading projects from initial acquisition through the design, approval, site servicing, construction, and disposition processes. In every project he undertakes, Randy focuses on ensuring project objectives are met in conformity with the client’s strategic goals, thereby building a successful client relationship throughout the project lifecycle. Throughout his career, Randy has assembled and managed development design and approval teams made up of external consultants including civil engineers, planners, architects, surveyors, and lawyers. He is skilled in pursuing required entitlements, including official plan amendments, rezoning, site plan approvals, minor variances, and building permits, to ensure projects proceed to construction. Additionally, Randy has earned a reputation in the industry for fostering strong relationships with municipal staff, community stakeholders, and politicians to expedite project approvals.

A member of the Urban Land Institute, the International Council of Shopping Centres, and NAIOP Commercial Real Estate Development Association, Randy has also authored articles about architecture, urban development and the future of transportation. He earned his MBA at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Business in 2006, where he first discovered his passion for land development.

Michael Romanese brings a wealth of experience from more than 11 years in the commercial real estate sector. He has been involved in the full lifecycle of the real estate development process, from site selection and due diligence through to construction and disposition, providing the required financial intelligence throughout to guide and support investment and business decisions. His thorough understanding of development allows him to review and challenge assumptions and incorporate sound judgment into his analysis. Strong attention to detail enables Michael to ensure accuracy and consistency, but he is also able to focus on the bigger picture and understand the development project as a whole.