Our Management Team
Biographies on our Management Team
Louis D. March
President
“Honesty and trust are the foundation of our success. In our relationships with our customers, employees and partners we are open, straightforward and fair. Our reputation continues to shine because we deliver what we promise and honor our commitments.”
Construction is full of challenges. Tight schedules, limited resources, and rising costs put pressure on every decision a developer makes. As President, Lou stays closely involved from the earliest planning conversations through project completion.
He helps owners navigate complexity, reduce risk, and keep projects moving toward leasing with confidence. Lou’s leadership is shaped by decades of experience across all sides of construction. Early in his career, he worked as an Assistant Superintendent for a major New York City construction firm on high-profile projects including Trump Plaza, Madison Square Garden’s Felt Forum, the Brooklyn Museum, and Elmhurst Hospital in Queens. Those projects reinforced the importance of preparation, coordination, and accountability in the field; lessons that continue to guide his approach today.
When Lou joined March, he advanced from field leadership through executive roles, ultimately taking over the company from his father and serving as President today. Under the guidance of Louis March, Sr., he absorbed not only the day-to-day realities of running a construction business, but also a principled approach built on trust, follow through, and long-term relationships.
That philosophy led Louis to found March Associates Construction, Inc. in 2003 and guide its growth through disciplined execution rather than unchecked expansion. By focusing on early planning, schedule discipline, and financial responsibility, Lou has positioned March as a stable, reliable partner in a fast-moving market.
Today, Lou is actively serving as Project Executive on several major developments, including The Reserve at Clarkstown, a multi building, three-story active adult residential community in Rockland County, NY, as well as Paramus Self Storage, Montgomery Promenade, Saddle River Day School, and Thorndal Circle, a luxury apartment community. His direct involvement helps ensure alignment between budgets, schedules, and execution from preconstruction through delivery. Equally important, Lou prioritizes the long-term health of March and its people.
By carefully managing growth, selecting the right projects, and avoiding unnecessary financial risk, he ensures developers are partnering with a well funded firm that will be there for the full life of the project, and beyond. Louis holds a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management from the University of Cincinnati and remains actively involved in the industry through organizations including the International Council of Shopping Centers and the North Jersey Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Prior to his experience at March, Louis was an Assistant Superintendent for a large New York City construction firm and worked on such projects as Trump Plaza – New York, Madison Square Garden – Felt Forum, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Elmhurst Hospital in Queens.
At March, Louis began as a Project Superintendent coordinating the daily execution of various construction tasks on-site. Louis moved on to Project Manager/Executive where his supervisory role expanded and he increased his client contact, and later was named Vice President.
Under the tutelage of his father, Lou absorbed not only the essential aspects of managing the day to day business, but also inherited a strong sense of the principled way to run a successful business. That legacy has helped March Associates Construction, Inc., grow into a multi-billion dollar contender today. Louis founded March Associates Construction, Inc. in 2003, bringing with him over 10 years of experience as a construction industry insider.
While at March, Louis managed and completed a variety of high-profile projects including several Home Depots, Lowes Home Improvement Stores, PHP Healthcare Facilities, Bob’s Stores, Super A & P Shopping Mall, Oak Park Commons, Clifton Commons, Edison Crossroads, Hillsborough Promenade, and 79 Hudson Street, a 7-story office building in Hoboken, New Jersey.
In addition to his responsibilities as President of March, Louis is an active member of the International Council of Shopping Centers and the North Jersey Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Todd Laubach
Vice President
Todd started with March Associates Construction, Inc. in October 2005 as a Project Executive where he was in charge of the Whole Foods projects as well as the Targets and industrial projects.
In late 2007, Todd was promoted to Vice President and now has carved out a niche in project oversight of the supermarket, industrial and big box retail projects. Todd also maintains involvement in budgeting, bidding projects and business development. Most recently, Todd completed a 600,000 square-foot power center in Brooklyn called Gateway II for the Related Companies.
Todd earned a degree in Business Administration from Bucknell University, as well as a certificate in Construction Management from New York University.
Todd then started his career at March in 1997 as an Assistant Construction Superintendent and then a Project Superintendent. He completed such projects as Oak Park Commons – South Plainfield, New Jersey; Target, Bridgewater, New Jersey; Target, Milltown, New Jersey; and Target, Watchung, New Jersey.
In 2000, Todd was promoted to Project Manager for March Associates, Inc., and completed projects such as the South Brunswick Warehouse in New Jersey; Cabot Industrial Trust Building in Cranbury, New Jersey; ProLogis at Cranbury Business Park in New Jersey; Target in North Bergen, East Hanover and South Brunswick, New Jersey; Bishop AHR High School in Edison, New Jersey; Port Chester Downtown Redevelopment in Port Chester, New York; and The Toys-R-Us Headquarters in Wayne, New Jersey.
Thomas A Cavallero
Chief Operating Officer
Tom joined March Associates Construction, Inc. in the fall of 2012 bringing with him over twenty years of construction experience.
Prior to his general contracting experience, Tom started his career in an architectural firm helping in the Design / Bid / Construction phases of multiple projects. He went on to spend over twenty years with a major carpentry contractor in the tri-state area. His responsibilities included sales and marketing / bidding / contract negotiations and project management for various commercial projects from Virginia to Massachusetts. Tom is now in charge of all preconstruction, estimating and purchasing for March.
Frank Brady
Safety Director
Frank has the responsibility of overseeing every one of our projects from start to finish. Our volume is approximately $225 million annually. Upon Frank’s employment as Safety Director for March, we have not had any worker compensation claims.
Frank served 25 years in law enforcement for the Passaic County Sheriff’s Department. He is a graduate of the Correction and Police Academies and The FBI National Academy session #175. He is DEA trained and retired with the rank of Captain. Frank is also a member of the Northern NJ Federal Safety and Health Council.
Frank has been the Safety Director for March Associates Construction, Inc. for the past 10+ years. He is OSHA-30 trained, a member of the American Society of Safety Engineers, OSHA Fall Prevention/Protection trained, and has completed the Walmart Superintendent/PM construction training course. He has also completed his SST (site safety training) in accordance with the DOB 62 hours and the Hazwoper 40 hour training.
One of Frank’s most recent projects is Carraway Luxury Apartments in West Harrison, NY, a 530,000 SF luxury apartment complex. He is also currently working on Terminal Logistics Center, the first multi-level warehouse on the East Coast, at 5-Stories and 428,000 SF.
Harry Richardson
General Superintendent
Prior to coming to March, Harry worked for an “ENR Top 400” construction company as a General Superintendent where he would oversee and supervise multi-million dollar projects. Harry has worked on multiple Home Depots, Lowes stores, and hospitals. He also worked on Holiday Inn in Ft. Lee, NJ, Main Stay Suites in Secaucus, NJ, the Fairfield Inn in North Bergen, NJ, and theaters throughout New Jersey and New York.
Harry joined March Associates Construction, Inc. in 2005. He has 38 years of experience as a General Superintendent.
Harry has worked on several projects for March such as Home Depot Home Improvement Stores; Target Stores; and numerous Warehouses for Prologis.
More recently, Harry worked on the Gateway II project in Brooklyn, NY which is a 600,000 SF Multi-Building / Tenant retail shopping center.
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