Quill is a fifth-generation Atlantan (and father to a sixth-generation) with a vested interest in making the region a better place. Quill sets HWP’s overall strategy and manages investor and lender relationships. He is a past Chairman and current member of the City of Atlanta’s In Rem Review Board, conducting public hearings to initiate the clean-up of abandoned properties. He also serves on the Board of Directors for Atlanta’s Upper Westside Community Improvement District, which makes infrastructure investments to improve the quality of life for a growing neighborhood. Quill received a BA in Economics from VMI and an MSM from Georgia Tech with a focus on real estate development and city planning.

Eric has been involved in the commercial real estate business since 1992, with positions ranging from framing laborer and electrician’s apprentice to leasing agent and asset manager. He became an entrepreneur in 2002 and later co-founded HWP where he has participated with Quill in the repositioning of over thirty commercial properties.
 
Eric is the author of Asphalt Jungle, a commercial real estate newsletter, and a producer of Real Estate Anonymous, a new podcast.

Coleman believes vibrant buildings make for vibrant cities. Since 2005, she’s helped shape Atlanta - bringing buildings to life by connecting their owners with leading retail and hospitality brands and facilitating over $100 million of leases. Coleman has been the tip of the spear, leading the retail leasing efforts for some of Atlanta’s most iconic properties: Buckhead Village, CNN Center, The Battery Atlanta, Summerhill, Collier Village, and Ashford Lane. A dot-connector and student of consumer trends, design, and markets, Coleman provides property owners with the tools to create wonderful places. Using her relationships with researchers, consultants, and contractors she helps property owners vet their plans. Her experienced eye brings context, helping owners refine their ideas. Her retailer relationships then bring those ideas to life Coleman is a founder of Automatic, a collaboration platform for independent retail and hospitality brands, capital providers, and building owners.

Since 1998, Carrie has participated in creative direction of environmental graphics, photography, video, print collateral, and animation production, bringing a distinct design point of view to architecture and branding projects. She began working with HWP in 2009 and coordinated design projects at Shops Around Lenox, Collier Village, Paper Mill Village, and Summerhill. She has led place-based design projects with Coca-Cola, Intercontinental Hotel Group, the YMCA, The High Museum, South Downtown, Ashford Lane, and the High Museum of Art. To cultivate the next generation of creative talents, Carrie has taught at Georgia State University on a range of topics from graphic production techniques to typography, brand design, and wayfinding. Carrie leads creative direction for HWP, bringing design solutions to real estate projects and making places more intuitive, welcoming, and inspiring. Carrie received a BFA in 1998 from Auburn University, and an MFA in 2015 from Georgia State University.

Jackson joined HWP in 2023 as an analyst and assistant asset manager. Prior to HWP, he was a Senior Strategy Analyst at Accenture. He received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a Finance concentration and a Minor in Leadership Studies. Jackson also received a Certificate in Real Estate Development from Georgia Tech.

Cyndi is HWP’s longest-tenured team member, having joined the company in October 2003. She serves as bookkeeper and office manager.