For more than 26 years, Taiwo has worked in the public and private

sectors as a City Planner and Transit Planner both in the United States

and internationally. As a City Planner, Taiwo worked with several cities

in preparing General Plans, Zoning Amendments, TOD District

Ordinance, Design Reviews and processing various land use planning

entitlements. As a Senior Transit Planner, Taiwo managed multi-million

dollar federally-funded light rail, bus rapid transit and streetcar projects

across the United States, including the first operating Bus Rapid Transit

project in the State of Michigan. In addition, he was an Adjunct

Professor of Transportation Planning with the Grand Valley State

University, Michigan. Taiwo is a Board member of the Charlotte Center

City Partners (CCCP) and University City Partners (UCP), a member of

the American Planning Association (APA), Women’s Transportation

Seminar (WTS) and the American Public Transportation Association.

Prior to joining the City of Charlotte as Planning Director, he worked as

a private consultant and was an executive for HNTB, a Charlotte

infrastructure consulting firm.

Grey focuses on the development, brokerage and leasing of office, medical office and infill residential projects. Previous experience includes serving as a partner at Mark Pierce Poole Properties (2001-2008), senior vice president of the Trammell Crow Company (1998-2000) and director of office leasing at Faison Associates (1992-97). Grey, along with Patrick Pierce and Jensie Teague, founded Selwyn Property Group in 2009. Since his first industry position at Childress Klein Properties in 1990, Grey has been responsible for the development of several million square feet of office, medical office, retail, and infill residential properties.

Grey graduated from Phi Beta Kappa from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and earned his Master of Business Administration (MBA) a t the University of Virginia. He is a Licensed Real Estate Broker in North Carolina and South Carolina, and is the past President of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP).

Projects that Grey has been involved with include 605 Lexington Avenue (infill office building in Charlotte, 800 St. Mary's Street (infill boutique apartment project in Raleigh), 1500 Kenilworth (infill townhome project in Charlotte), Park at Drexel (infill boutique apartment project in Charlotte), OrthoCarolina Medical Office Building (Charlotte), and Dabney Exchange Retail Development (Henderson).

As CEO of Dominion Realty Partners, LLC Andy oversees development, acquisitions, strategic planning, construction and financing of eco-friendly commercial and residential projects throughout North Carolina, Virginia and South Carolina. Prior to creating Dominion Realty Partners, Andy joined Daniel Corporation in 1987 and served as Senior Vice-President while overseeing the Southeast and Mid Atlantic regions for that company.

Over the past ten years, Dominion Realty Partners, LLC has developed and acquired over two billion dollars worth of commercial office buildings, multi-family communities, high-rise condominium projects and mixed-use developments throughout the Southeast region.

Before entering the real estate field, Andy played on the World Professional Tennis Tour (ATP) for five years. Andy won over nineteen professional titles and reached the semifinals in doubles of the US Open and the doubles finals of the Australian Open. Andy is a graduate of Woodberry Forest School in Virginia and played collegiate tennis at North Carolina State University. His recent awards and designations include: Two-time All American and All ACC in Tennis at North Carolina State University, Two-time past President of Raleigh Racquet Club and five year Board Member, Member of North Carolina Tennis Hall of Fame, George Whitfield Hall of Fame inductee, Mary Milam Lifetime Tennis Achievement Award Winner, 2011 North Carolina Tennis Association President’s Award recipient, 2013 -2014 USTA National Board of Directors - Delegate at Large, USTA Southern section Delegate at Large, Secretary of the Board of Directors USTA Southern Section, USTA Junior Competition Committee member, USTA Varsity Collegiate Committee member, Chairman of NAIOP Urban Redevelopment Forum, Two-Time President of Triangle Area Office Building Association and Chairman of NC Tennis Association Capital Association Campaign. During the past seven years Andy has raised over $9,000,000 for tennis programs, facilities and opportunities for those less fortunate. Andy resides in Raleigh, North Carolina with his wife Carol and their children, Rhyne and Alex.

SouthPark Interiors (SPI) is a boutique commercial interior design firm that exists in the space where design meets branding. Our passion is delivering inspired spaces through interior architecture and design. We founded SPI in 2005 in order to fearlessly deliver innovative designs on time and within budget. We do all this while being of service to our clients and our community.

From the beginning, we have worked closely with architects, developers, management groups, investors, and general contractors across the country to deliver over 250 properties. Our signature approach to design cultivates creativity while expertly balancing functionality and financial responsibility. As a female owned and operated firm, we pride ourselves on being creatively driven, process oriented, and results focused.

Damon Hemmerdinger is Co-President of ATCO, the owner and developer of Camp North End. He first visited this property in early 2014, and finally closed on the purchase in late 2016. Camp was “his idea,” and he supports the project team in all aspects of the work to develop the project. In addition, Damon leads ATCO’s investment and development business, oversees its finance and accounting function, and manages its strategic and corporate affairs. In addition to its work in Charlotte, ATCO is actively developing four projects in Austin TX and operates a portfolio of office and residential property in New York City. He, his wife, and their two daughters live in the Forest Hills Gardens neighborhood of Queens, NY.

As Chief Development Officer, Travis Garland oversees the day-to-day business across all asset classes at Portman, playing a key role in shaping strategy, executing transactions, and driving the development of new and existing product types.

Previously, Travis served as Managing Director of Office at Portman, where he led transactions totaling over $4 billion in gross value, including leasing, operations, and dispositions. He is an active member of NAIOP and ULI. His achievements have earned him recognition as a NAIOP “Top Producer” in 2014 and 2018, as well as the #2 Producer in 2016, 2020, and 2021. He was also named one of Real Estate Forum’s 40 Under 40 in 2014 and has been recognized as a CoStar Power Broker from 2013 to 2021.

Travis holds a B.B.A. in real estate from the University of Georgia and is a licensed Broker in Georgia and North Carolina. He has been active in commercial real estate since 2005.

Jim Twaddell is a graduate of Seton Hall University in South Orange, NJ and the National Law Center at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Prior to joining Goodman-Gable-Gould/Adjusters International, he practiced law for five years in Hartford, Connecticut, where he specialized in commercial and construction litigation. Subsequently, Jim served as General Counsel at Arcade Textiles, Inc. in Rock Hill, SC.

Jim is the Supervising Adjuster for GGG/AI in the Southeast Region operating from our Charlotte, NC office. Jim has been the lead engagement partner on numerous large loss adjustments, including Area Property Partners; American Wax; Avon Manufacturing; Boardwalk Resort; Brawer Brothers Yarn; Chick Pak Corporation; Farley Textiles; Global Building Company; Howard Hughes Corporation; Ken Garner Manufacturing; Morgan Stanley Real Estate Fund (numerous properties); Pate Properties/McFarland Mall; Polystar/Arrowood Chemical Company; Quality Carpet Mills; R. L. Stowe Textiles; and Roger Woods Foods.

Jim lives with his wife and son in Charlotte, NC.