Caring for people has always been a common factor driving Dianne throughout her career, whether helping buyers and sellers find their dream homes or supporting breast cancer patients as a former nurse. She gets extreme gratification being integral in someone's life in such a big way, especially when it comes to a life-changing decision and large financial investment like one's home.

A native New Yorker, Dianne earned dual degrees from Hunter College – a BA in Sociology and Psychology. For 13 years, she worked on Fifth Avenue for the one of the most prominent breast surgical oncologist in the city, an experience which taught her how to handle clients with the utmost respect and care, and tend to their needs any time of day. While she lived on the Upper East Side for many years, Dianne is now a contented resident with her family at The Kalahari in Harlem where she's also sold and rented many apartments. She has been an investor personally in real estate since the age of 29 and is constantly up on the latest statistics and trends. Outside of work and family, Dianne has been actively involved for the fight against breast cancer as a member of the Benefit Committee at Mt. Sinai Hospital. She presently is a mentor at Street Squash, a Harlem-based youth enrichment program, and a member of the 116th Street Block Association.