Susan Traynor
Purpose
Known for her energy, enthusiasm and experience, Susan is dedicated to doing all that is required to complete a smooth, successful transaction for her clients, leaving them satisfied and smiling. She thoroughly enjoys the process of getting to know her clients, their unique needs and personalities as she adapts her services to suit them.
The Person Behind the Purpose
Susan is from Coral Gables, Florida, graduated from Florida State University and is married to Chip Traynor of JP Morgan Private Client Services. After graduating in 1966, she became a “native” Atlantan, attracted to the city’s unique entreprenuerial spirit anchored in strong traditional values. She and Chip have enjoyed participating in, as well as observing, the city’s development into an international business, medical, arts and sports center, while still maintaining its special sense of neighborhoods and hospitality. They also consider themselves fortunate to have three adult children and three grandchildren living in Atlanta.
Susan joined Harry Norman, Reators, in 1966, as her youngest child was graduating from high school. Her real estate resume’ included developing Eden Condominiums on Perdido Key on the Florida Panhandle in the early 1980’s with her husband, Chip. Jack Goy of France was the conceptual architect; Julian George, known for his work at the Hyatt of Maui and the Princess at Acapulco, designed the pool, the rock formations and fountains of Eden; Trisha Wilson of Dallas designed the lobbies. Susan was involved in all phases of the project, from the original design work, to advertising and sales as well as construction and design supervision. www.edencondominiums.com
Participation
Susan has been consistently active in the community serving a Docent at the High Museum, teaching Palates in the early 70’s, working with the Junior League to help establish Atlanta’s Preservation Society, facilitating in Women’s Bible Studies and being involved with the Atlanta Flower Show and various boards at Pace Academy and the Westminster Schools. She has also been active with FSU as a founding member of the Advisory Board to the College of Arts and Sciences.
