Lindsay Nevin

President
Lindsay Nevin began his career in 2000 working with what would become a national homebuilding company. During this three-year period, Lindsay oversaw multiple in-house personnel, the construction of 300 homes and the lot development for each community in multiple neighborhoods.

In 2003, Lindsay started working at The I’On Group. He recognized The I’On Group as a national leader in new-urban mixed-use development and for its sustainable living practices. As the General Manager for the I’On Group, Lindsay managed day-to-day operations of local developments, predominately the Morris Square project in downtown Charleston and the Woodlands development in Summerville.

In early 2002, before joining The I’On Group, Lindsay formed Nevin Construction. This entity was set up to acquire and restore distressed properties in downtown Charleston. This small firm was run concurrently with his role at The I’On Group. Since that time, Nevin Construction has completed custom home construction, numerous restorations of many 19th century homes and added a commercial component to their portfolio. In 2008, Nevin Construction was absorbed to create Flyway.

An active member in the local Charleston community, Lindsay brings his construction and development skills to area non-profit Boards. He served as the Vice Chairman of Charleston Habitat for Humanity, Board member for The American College of Building Arts, and Chairman of The Charleston Waterkeeper, a newly chartered non-profit.

Lindsay is a graduate of the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Finance in 2000.

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Paul Cooper

Broker
Paul Cooper started out in the real estate development and investment business working with his family’s Forest Land Company in Columbia, SC. Their project’s have included various high-quality residential communities, a grocer-anchored shopping center, and the current development known as Woodcreek Farms, a 2,400 acre master planned community. He moved to Charleston to attend the Charleston School of Law.

After graduating in 2008, Paul began working with Conservation Land Company, a local company involved in the acquisition and limited development of a 500-acre former shrimp farm on Edisto Island, SC. The project, and those he completed it with, taught him the proponents of responsible real estate development and land use. By working with a local conservation leaders, the project took a regenerative approach to the development process, and it was able to incorporate sustainable solutions that preserved the rural character of the land.

Paul holds a bachelors degree in English, graduated cum laude from the University of South Carolina, and received a Juris Doctor from the Charleston School of Law. While in law school, he was an editor of the Maritime Law Journal, and a member of the Environmental Law Society and the Real Estate Society. He also participated in a summer study program in the European Courts of Arbitration. Paul is a member of The Nature Conservancy and served on its Generation Conservation campaign, and he is a member of the Coastal Conservation League’s Quality of Life campaign.

Paul has an active South Carolina broker’s license.

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Ginny Hopper

Agent

Not surprisingly, Ginny’s first real estate clients in 2005 were construction and design clients since she was “ the only one they could trust as their Realtor!” In the late 1980’s Ginny completely restored a nationally registered 1886 Victorian home in San Francisco. It sold it within a week of its completion! With this knowledge of historical restoration, interior design, residential real estate and property management Ginny teamed up with Flyway!

Ginny Hopper is uniquely qualified to put your homes best foot forward when placing it on the market. An expert interior designer and remodeler since 1986 with her own design firm, Hopper Interiors. “ I am very knowledgeable about what a house can become and how to visualize its potential.” With her positive attitude, keen attention to detail, responsiveness, integrity and persistence, Ginny is always “very patient with people and always puts her clients first.”

At the age of 50 Ginny decided to take her experience from California and Texas and moved to Charleston, SC. She sees the potential for growth in Charleston and the surrounding areas. Ginny has a Bachelor of Science degree from University of Houston. She is a member of the Junior League of San Francisco, CA. and Houston, TX. and is a former member of the American Society of Interior Design and San Francisco Ballet Auxiliary. Ginny has two grown daughters in college, one attends College of Charleston the other University of Houston. Ginny holds an active real estate license in Texas and South Carolina.

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Sallie Truluck

Bookkeeper & Property Manager

In 2010, Sallie Truluck graduated from the College of Charleston with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Minor in Mathematics and a Concentration in Leadership, Change, and Social Responsibility. That left her with a lot of words on a diploma, but no direction on where to go.

Luckily, she met an overwhelmed CPA that was willing to undertake the challenge of educating a young girl in the world of bookkeeping. Sallie soon realized that this wasn’t only a skill for the left side of her brain, but it was something she enjoyed! Throughout two more years of learning, Sallie has become the diligent bookkeeper she is today.

As for the right side of the brain, well, it needed to breath. Since 2008, Sallie has been teaching Jazzercise classes and has also worked with Lowcountry Local First as both an intern and as an Event Coordinator for Eat Local Month. She has also ascertained other responsibilities and skills such as marketing and working with social medias. Sallie is currently pursuing her Real Estate License as Flyway grows their Flyway Real Estate and Flyway Management Division.

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Ian Hardy

Superintendent

Eight years ago in small town Clifton, Virginia, Ian began working as a carpenter’s apprentice to master carpenter Glen Longerbeam, for GNG Construction, LLC, a small family owned business which had been passed down from Glen’s father, Paul. The team provided honest, quality of work for the residents and businesses of the area. It was when working with Glen and Paul, that Ian found his passion; carpentry.

After having spent many years in his childhood summering at Wild Dunes Resort on Isle of Palm with his family, Ian was familiar with and very fond of the Charleston area. It was on one such trip that his father stumbled across information about the American College of the Building Arts. ACBA a unique institution, dedicated to educating artisans of their trades. They train craftsmen in traditional methods and practices, and mandate that each student is knowledgeable in every aspect of their field. From history and design, to planning, fabricating and restoration of works, ACBA produces high quality craftsman. While attending the college, Ian was elected as Head of Carpentry Trade in the Student Guild. After spending four years at the College and earning a Bachelor’s of Applied Science in Carpentry, Ian has now put his skill to use through his company Notch & Nail and Flyway.

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Austin Hipp

Austin is originally from Atlanta.