About Us

Consistent with TWRC's pledge to fulfill its tenants' every need, Ted established TOTUS Office Solutions and Conference and Meeting Centers of Long Island; both of which he still serves as President. The two companies have achieved a significant presence in the Melville and Hauppauge business districts. Ted is also a partner in BBRC, a construction company specializing in pre-construction services and general contracting.

Ted is committed to the Long Island community. He is a member of the Long Island Association (LIA), Huntington Chamber of Commerce, Melville Chamber of Commerce, National Association of Commercial Real Estate, the Commercial Industrial Brokers Society (CIBS) and the Long Island Real Estate Group (LIREG). He has worked hand in hand with community officials, specifically in the Town of Huntington, to achieve a Master Plan for the betterment of the Melville Rte. 110 corridor.

Ted's energies extend beyond TWRC's professional associations as well. He has worked with, and contributed to, a multitude of charities including Toys of Hope, the Make-A-Wish-Foundation, and the The Nature Conservancy. He has sat on the boards of the Family Service League and The Huntington Holiday House.

Ted has been honored by various organizations for his philanthropic work, entrepreneurial spirit, and real estate acumen.

• March of Dimes honored Ted at their 2nd Annual Real Estate Awards Gala
• Family Service League honored Ted at their 11th annual Great Chefs of Long Island Gala
• Ernst & Young awarded Ted as a finalist for the Entrepreneur of the Year award in 2002
• The Nature Conservancy – LI Chapter honored Ted at their annual Earth and Ocean Gala
• Gurwin Healthcare Foundation honored Ted at their Leonard Ugelow Memorial Gurwin Classic

Ted is a graduate of Southern Connecticut State University where he was a four year letter winner in Men’s Swimming and earned a Bachelor of Science degree. He is a New York State licensed Real Estate Broker and also a U.S. Coast Guard licensed U.S. Merchant Marine Officer – Passenger Vessel Captain.

Prior to joining the family business, Mr. Weiss spent three years on Wall Street - two years in Morgan Stanley's Equity Client Service Group, where he held Series 7 and 63 NASD certifications, and one year as a trader at the hedge fund Scout Capital Management.

Craig is an associate member of the Commercial and Industrial Broker Society of LI (CIBS) and an active member of the Long Island Real Estate Group (LIREG). He was also recently appointed as an associate member of the Association for a Better Long Island (ABLI).

He is actively involved with various charitable causes and professional organizations. Specifically, Craig served on The Nature Conservancy's Manhattan based Young Professionals Group’s Board of Directors. Craig was the Co-Chair of their annual gala in 2009. He has also been involved with various fundraising benefits for the Boys Club of New York.

Craig grew up on Long Island and attended Cold Spring Harbor High School before graduating cum laude from the University of Richmond with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, concentrating in Finance.

Marci Skeahan joined T. Weiss Realty in 1991, and successfully served as Office Manager and later General Manager before being named Vice President of Operations in April 2000. In July 2005, Marci was named Chief Operating Officer. Prior to joining the firm, she managed the Queens office of Charles H. Greenthal, a residential property management firm.

As a board member of the International Facilities Managers Association (IFMA), Mrs. Skeahan has served as Treasurer for the past four years, and before that, was President for two terms. She is also on the Board of Directors of the Long Island Chapter of the Building Owners Management Association (BOMA), the Board of Directors of the Long Island Chapter of CoreNet Global and a member of the Commercial Industrial Brokers Society of Long Island (CIBS).

In December of 2006, Mrs. Skeahan was honored for outstanding accomplishments in business by Women on the Job (WOJ), a not-for-profit advocacy program to advance women in the workplace. She also recently served as Journal Chair for the Nature Conservancy's annual Gala, and has been an active fundraiser for the past nine years for the CoreNet Global golf outing whose proceeds benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation. In 2003, Marci was honored as one of New York Real Estate's Top 40 Under 40. That same year, Millennium 3 Partners also selected her as a "Long Island Business Diva".

A native Long Islander, Skeahan (nee Glaser) grew up in Setauket and attended the New York Institute of Technology and Hofstra University. She currently lives in Commack with her husband, Cornelius Skeahan. Together they have volunteered with Birch Family Camp, an organization that provides weekly camp programs for inner-city families of those infected with HIV and AIDS.

A lifelong interest in construction has led Rich to pursue architectural and trade courses as early as high school. His thirty five years in the industry have found him at work in a variety of trades and project management positions. Prior to joining TWRC, Rich spent 10 years building biotech and cosmetic laboratories on Long Island. He also has extensive experience in the construction of housing complexes, restaurants and gas stations.

Rich has fostered and maintains great relations with the departments that govern regulation and code compliance in the districts TWRC owns properties. His ability to review architectural prints and engineering plans in the office, and coordinate a project in the field, makes him an invaluable member of the TWRC team.