Zachary Landicini is a lifelong resident of Vineland, New Jersey. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry/Molecular Biology from Stockton University and a Master of Science in Electrical/Computer Engineering from Rowan University. He prefers spending his time outdoors with his wife and two children riding bikes, hiking, and gardening. In the Fall of 2025, he began speaking out and organizing to answer questions he had regarding large-scale development in his neighborhood. He hopes Sustain SJ will encourage community engagement and awareness in Vineland and greater South Jersey.

When Nicki learned about the small grassroots organization that was coming together to fight against the data center, she jumped at the opportunity to join. She’s an avid believer that things shouldn’t have to directly affect you, to have to matter to you. If those in charge aren’t going to keep residents safe and protect city resources from unnecessary development, she wants to be part of the community who will stand up against them. Nicki is a Vineland native and is currently raising her two sons with her husband, David, in Vineland.

Nicole Petronglo is a lifelong resident of Vineland, New Jersey. Her father once advised her to “be the change,” and she took that quite literally. Nicole has dedicated her career to the field of early childhood education, with a focus on inclusive practices, social-emotional development, and the implementation science behind program-wide approaches to supporting young learners. If it takes a village to raise a child, the village needs care too. Nicole became involved with Sustain SJ to help her hometown and the people in it.   

Jenna Williams was raised in Millville before moving to Vineland to start and raise her family alongside her husband Matt. Growing up, she was endearingly known as “Miss Rules and Regulations”, and that nickname followed her into adulthood. She believes that rules exist to protect people and their neighbors, and are not to be interpreted at the expense of others. Working with Sustain SJ is her way of protecting the future of her daughter and community.

Artist | Environmentalist

& Unpaid Protestor

Michelle is a South Jersey resident who follows campsite rules and believes corporations should as well.

I’m 23 years old and a lifelong Vineland resident. I joined Sustain SJ last November/December fighting against data centers across South Jersey to help build a sustainable future for not only my community but for everyone around South Jersey. I like to stay whimsical while loving mother nature, and I’m committed to not only making a long lasting change but building communities one step at a time.

Victor is a Millville, NJ resident that moved here in 2023. He has lived all over SJ & as an artist & historian, AI was already a personal issue; so when he discovered the data center being built in Vineland he knew he had to take action. Shortly thereafter he became involved with Sustain SJ & has been striving to make sure the future of South Jersey is one we can all be proud of.

Justin Roig is a Community Organizer, Historian, and Freelance Journalist based in Vineland, New Jersey. Justin has an undergraduate degree in Geography and Urban Studies Undergraduate Student at Temple University, and was a recipient of the Benjamin H. Kohl and the Livingstone Undergraduate Research Awards. Their areas of interest are concentrated on histories and geographies of displacement, social movements, and food sovereignty. Justin is a member of several advocacy organizations, including Sustain SJ, Philly Boricuas, The Democratic Socialist of America, The Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society. They have organized around issues such as self-determination for Puerto Rico, food sovereignty, transportation justice, and environmental justice.