MANAGEMENT Who's News PERSONNEL.

Amy Wheelock (photo) has joined Advanced Digital Internet (ADI) as director of consumer marketing, ADI president Andrew-Benson announced.

In her new position, Wheelock, 28, will manage all sales and marketing activities such as advertising, media and promotions directed at ADI She will generate new consumers and retain the company's existing customer base while also managing new product development and marketing.

Ms. Wheelock received her BS in Business Administration form the University of Texas at Dallas and her MBA from the University of Texas at Austin Upon graduation, Ms. Wheelock gained employment with Philip Morris USA and worked her way up from intern to assistant brand manager where she was responsible for managing all media and advertising for Virginia Slims. In 1998 she became an account supervisor at Malone Advertising and eventually moved on to become vice president of Interactive Edge where she worked in business development.

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Thomas W. Schettino, President of City & Suburban Federal Savings Bank, announced the promotion of the following executives:

Michael J. Indiveri, 47, (photo) to Executive Vice President, CFO, from Senior Vice President, OFO.

Indiveri joined City & Surburban in 1997 from New York Federal Savings Bank where he was Senior Vice President, CFO.

Prior to that he was Vice President, CFO of Savings Bank of Rockland County and earlier held financial positions at The Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A., as well as Western Union Corporation and at Newsweek Magazine, where he started his career.

He has an MBA from Fordham University and a BA in Political Science from Rutgers University. He is also a Certified Public Accountant.

Indiveri continues to keep current with numerous management, taxation and business courses and seminars. His professional affiliations include the AICPA- Tax Division. He has also been a Visiting Instructor at Rutgers University and at Jersey City State College;

Richard A. Karpowich, 53, (photo) to Senior Vice President, Director of Operations and Retail Banking, from Vice President, Director of Operations and Retail Banking.

Karpowich joined City & Suburban in 1993 from Prospect Park Savings Bank, West Paterson, New Jersey, where he was Senior Vice President, Chief of Operation and Redail Banking.

Concurrently, he was also President of Family Financial Services, Inc., a subsidiary of Prospect Park Savings engaged in the sales of annuities and life insurance products.

Karpowich has a BA from Rutgers University and served in the United States Air Force as a Captain.

Charles A. Persico, 35, (photo) to Vice President, Mortgage Officer, from Mortgage Officer in the Commercial Mortgage Department of City & Suburban.

Persico joined C&S in 1997 from Houlihan & O'Malley appraisal Co. where he served as Commercial Real Estate Appraiser.

He holds Bachelor Degrees in Economics and Mathematics from Vanderbilt University.

Persico is a designated MAI member of the Appraisal Institute and has a number of professional affiliations.

Dianne M. Lo Bello, 46, (photo) to Assistant Secretary of Retail Banking Operations, from Supervisor of the Operations Department.

LoBello joined City & Suburban in 1994 as Deposit Service Coordinator.

She came from Peoples Westchester Savings Bank, where she served as Bank Operations Specialist.

Jeffrey P. Floyd, 48, promoted to Controller.

He joined City & Suburban in 1998 from Barry N. Rein & Associates, in Livingston, New Jersey where he was Audit Manager. Prior to that he was Compliance Officer of Montclair Savings Bank.

He has both a BA and an MBA from Fairleigh Dickinson University.

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Jim Rosenfeld, Senior Vice President of Development for Boston Properties, Inc., a real estate investment trust, has announced the promotion of Brian Hunt to Assistant Project Manager. Hunt will be responsible for assisting in coordinating and supervising the management of a 400,000 square foot corporate headquarters facility under construction in Needham, Massachusetts and a 120,000 square foot office building in Andover, Massachusetts. He will also be involved in budget development and feasibility assessment of proposed new developments as well.

Previously, Hunt served as an Acquisition/Development Analyst at Boston Properties. In this capacity, he was responsible for underwriting over $3 billion of potential acquisitions and development including the $1.2 billion purchase of the Embarcadero Center in San Francisco. He joined the company in 1997 from Meredith & Grew, a Boston-based real estate company. Hunt began his career at Meredith & Grew, where he was involved in all aspects of tenant and landlord representation as well as provided analytical support for the firm's investment sales activities.

Brian Hunt received his A.B. degree from Harvard College.

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W. P. Carey & Co. LLC, announced the appointment of George E. Stoddard as a Class II director of the company.

Stoddard, who served as a director of the formerly privately held W. P. Carey & Co, Inc. since 1979, will fill a vacant position on the Board of Directors of the newly renamed W. P. Carey & Co. LLC. The position filled by Stoddard will expire at the annual meeting of shareholders in 2002. Stoddard has served as a senior managing director, Chairman of the Investment Committee and Chief Investment Officer of W. P. Carey & Co. for 21 years.

He holds an A.B. degree from Brigham Young University, an M.B.A. from The Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, and an LLB from Fordham University Law School.

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Ray O'Keefe, president of Grubb & Ellis New York, Inc., has named Neil Helman a managing director of the firm.

One of Helman's most recent major transactions was the disposition of a 125,000 sf residential/hospitality development site at E. 45th St. and Third Avenue for Homestead Properties. Acting on behalf of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), he also negotiated the sale of a 75,000 sf hotel site at E. 35th St. and Fifth Avenue.

Helman joined Grubb & Ellis New York after serving at Kaufman Management Company in New York. He is a member of the Real Estate Board of New York, and earned his masters degree in real estate from New York University.

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William Wallerstein (photo) has been named vice president of construction for The Jack Parker Corporation, the company has announced. Formerly a project executive with Gotham Construction Co., LLC, Mr. Wallerstein will now be responsible for overseeing all construction related activities, including new construction, redevelopment as well as modernization and upgrades.

Wallerstein, 36, will have corporate responsibility for The Jack Parker Corporation's residential, office, retail and industrial real estate properties in the greater New York area, the mid-Atlantic, and Florida. The first major project Mr. Wallerstein will oversee, is a new high-rise residential development in midtown Manhattan and the rehabilitation of the Biltmore Theater.

Wallerstein is a 15-year veteran of the construction and real estate industry. Prior to joining The Jack Parker Corporation in 2000, he was with Gotham Construction Co., LLC, one of the leading construction management firms, Lehrer McGovern Bovis Inc., and The Lefrak Organization.

Among his other accomplishments in the construction industry are The Dalton School's physical education facility, trading floors for Prudential Securities and a state-of-the-art medical office facility for New York Methodist Hospital. Mr. Wallerstein received a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Tulane University in 1986.

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Curt Plattner of Tuckahoe has recently been appointed director of maintenance at Classic Residence by Hyatt in Yonkers, N.Y., where the first residents began moving in during the end of July.

Prior to joining Classic Residence, Plattner was director of facilities at the John E. Andrus Retirement Community in Hastings-on-Hudson. He is married and lives in Tuckahoe with his wife, Andrea.

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Houlihan/Lawrence Inc., announced sales associate Mary Anne Condon has joined its Pound Ridge office.

Prior to joining Houlihan Lawrence, Inc., Condon, a Pound Ridge resident for twenty-three years, sold properties for Preferred Realty.

This past year, Mrs. Condon graduated from the New York State Realtors Institute, earning the GRI designation She became a certified buyer representative (CBR) last year as well. Prior to entering the field of real estate, Mrs. Condon, who is a graduate of George Washington University and Hofstra University, was employed for more than twenty years as a personnel executive.

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Kathy Shea-Urbat, a corporate finance professional, has been named chief financial officer of Capital Thinking, Inc. In this role, Ms. Shea-Urbat will be responsible for all aspects of financial management including budgeting, financial reporting, and capital-raising efforts as the company continues to gain market share in the online commercial mortgage space.

Shea-Urbat joins Capital Thinking after seven years with Hyatt International Corporation, where she served as director of corporate finance. In that capacity she was responsible for corporate treasury work and project finance/asset management relating to several international hotel/casino projects. Previously, SheaUrbat held senior financial positions at several prominent companies, including Coopers & Lybrand; Electra Inc., a British venture capital company; and Chase Manhattan Bank.

Shea-Urbat is a graduate of Smith College and Northwestern University's J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management.

Craven, a commercial property and project management firm, has announced the addition of David Trinin as project manager.

Prior to this new position, Trinin was a property manager with Insignial/ESG, where for the past three years he has been responsible for managing all operational aspects of HIRO Real Estate's 650 Madison Ave. Trinin played a key role in the property's recent repositioning, working directly with Hiro's executives and building staff to insure the smooth transition of 650 Madison Ave. into a "Glass A" property. 650 Madison is currently 100% occupied.

Recognized as Insignia/ESG's 1999 on-site manager of the year, Trinin served as a property manager for a number of notable properties during his five years with the firm. Among them, 866 Third Avenue. and 430 Park Ave., the Bank of Montreal building.

Prior to joining Insignia/ESG, Mr. Trinin served as a managing agent for Walter Samuels where he managed both commercial properties and a portfolio of co-ops and condos.

A graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University with a B.S. in Real Estate, Trinin is an active member of BOMA.

Glenn DeFriest has been named a project manager in the New York office of Carlson, one of the leading singlesource providers of consulting, design, and implementation services for missioncritical applications, networks and environments.

DeFriest has more than 17 years. of project management and cross-functional engineering experience in the design, de velopment and deployment of high availability mission-critical infrastructures, from the facilities to the information systems. Prior to joining Carlson, he held several positions of increasing responsibility with the Harris Corporation.

DeFriest is a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with a B.S. degree in Engineering.

The Marketing Directors, Inc. has named Jodi L. Schaiman a project coordinator, announced Adrienne Albert, president of the firm.

Schaiman provides developers of residential real estate a wide range of marketing and sales services, including market analysis, pricing, product review, coordination of marketing materials, and sales staffing and training.

Ms. Schaiman previously worked for The Marketing Directors in 1995, as' an on-site sales representative for Port Liberte, a luxury condominium development in Jersey City.

Her experience also includes working as a real estate consultant at Merrill Lynch, and as a marketing director at Heller Macaulay Equities, Inc., both in Manhattan. She started her career as a sales/closing coordinator at Peter Sharp & Co. in Manhattan.

A graduate of Syracuse University in Syracuse, N.Y., Schaiman holds a Master of Science degree in Real Estate Investment and Development from New York University.

The Real Estate and Construction Division of State of Israel Bonds had chosen former U.S. congressman Betram L. Podell, (photo) 'one of the nation's leading real estate tax attorneys, to be the guest of honor at a citywide luncheon celebrating Israel Bonds' 50th anniversary. Division chairman Daniel R. Tishman of Tishman Construction Corporation will receive the Israel Bonds 50th anniversary award on Thursday, November 9, at The Waldorf-Astoria for his "outstanding leadership in the Bonds program over the past 25 years."