Foley Construction Corp.

Mr. Foley is the founder of Foley Construction Corporation. He is a graduate of Southern Institute of Technology with a B.S. in Architecture. Mr. Foley has been in construction in the Atlanta Market for the last 26 years, specializing in commercial construction for the past 20 years. Prior to starting Foley Construction, Mr. Foley was employed for two years as Project Manager for Barber Construction. Mr. Foley was also employed for five years with Neal /Loia Construction where he was involved in a wide range of projects. 

Mr. Palmer is a native of Atlanta and attended The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. He spent 31 years in commercial property management before joining Foley Construction Corporation in 2007. His property management experience consisted of six years with The Equitable Life Assurance Company, four years with The Landmarks Group, and 21 years with Regent Partners, LLC. During the last 14 years as Manager of Operations and Construction with Regent Partners, he was an integral part the redevelopment of Tower Place, a large mixed-use complex in Buckhead. He has directed the capital improvements and tenant improvements for well over 2 million square feet of office space. His vast experience in building management, building engineering, and tenant construction as an owner representative gives him a unique perspective as a general contractor. Mr. Palmer holds the Real Property Administrator (RPA) designation and is active in the Building Owners and Managers Association.

Mr. Hunter is a native to Atlanta. He received a BA from Duke University and an MBA from Shorter College. His early construction career included time as a GC Office Manager on two Marta Line and Station projects, as well as Director of Construction for the Rains Company, a real estate company with both multi-family and commercial property holdings. He spent ten years with the Atlanta Market Center (now Americas Mart) as the Owner Construction Manager for the addition to ADAC, the Merchandise Mart, the Apparel Mart, Inforum, the San Francisco Fashion Center, and the Gift Mart. While there, he created and developed the Showroom Construction Program, responsible for the construction of thousands of display showrooms. In 1993, he joined Williard-Stewart in High Point, NC and spent 5 ½ years building showrooms at the High Point Furniture Market. In 1997, he returned to Atlanta and spent his years with Price Davis, Tower Interior Construction and Foley Construction, building a variety of projects, notably the Sandy Springs Police Department ($800,000.00), the renovation of the Metro Atlanta Chamber ($1.5 million) and the renovation to the US headquarters of World Pay US ($1.6 million).