Meet the Faces Behind Southern Hospitality Liquidation

At the heart of Southern Hospitality Liquidation is Amy, the driving force behind the company's vision, growth, and success. As owner, she oversees the many moving parts of the business, from developing relationships with hotel owners and hospitality partners to securing projects, managing operations, and making the important decisions that keep SHL moving forward.

Running a business in the FF&E industry requires determination, adaptability, and the ability to see opportunity where others might not. Amy brings all three to the table. Her leadership goes far beyond the office, with a hands-on approach to navigating challenges, supporting her employees, and ensuring that every project receives the attention it deserves.

Above all, Amy has helped build a company rooted in family, hard work, and opportunity. Her commitment to both her business and the people behind it continues to shape the future of Southern Hospitality Liquidation.

If there's one thing Abiel understands, it's how to get the job done efficiently. As Amy's husband and partner in the business, he's a driving force behind the hands-on operations that keep Southern Hospitality Liquidation moving.

From strategically organizing truckloads and maximizing trailer space to overseeing furniture installations and ensuring work is completed properly, Abiel plays an essential role in the company's day-to-day success. He's not afraid of the heavy lifting and leads by example when it comes to putting in the work.

Abiel is also known for pushing the crew to challenge themselves, work harder, and continuously improve. His high expectations come from knowing what the team is capable of accomplishing. With his hands-on leadership style, strong work ethic, and eye for efficiency, he helps ensure SHL maintains high standards on every job.

At Southern Hospitality Liquidation, Haley wears more than a few hats. As Vice President of Sales & Marketing, she plays a key role in driving sales, strengthening customer relationships, expanding the company's reach, and developing strategies that support continued growth.

From connecting with hotel owners and hospitality partners nationwide to managing furniture sales and helping customers find the right products for their needs, Haley is passionate about building lasting relationships and creating new business opportunities.

Beyond sales, she oversees SHL's website, social media platforms, digital marketing campaigns, and overall online presence. From designing promotional materials and developing engaging content to showcasing new inventory and managing online advertising, she combines creativity with a strategic approach to marketing.

Whether she's connecting with prospective buyers, promoting upcoming hotel liquidations, or finding innovative ways to grow the SHL brand, Haley brings creativity, dedication, and business-minded thinking to everything she does.

Every successful team needs someone who can step up, take charge, and lead with confidence. For Southern Hospitality Liquidation, that person is Duvan.

As our Project Manager, Duvan plays an essential role in making both our hotel liquidation and installation projects successful. Known for his organization, confidence, and exceptional leadership abilities, he approaches every project with the determination and professionalism that make a lasting impression.

Duvan has a natural ability to keep crews organized, communicate effectively, and make sure the job gets done right. He's friendly, dependable, and never afraid to take on a challenge. No matter what a project demands, he consistently shows up ready to give his best.

What makes Duvan truly stand out is the way he leads. He earns respect through his work ethic, his positive attitude, and his ability to bring people together to accomplish a common goal.

Simply put, Duvan is the kind of leader every company hopes to have. He doesn't just show up. He shows out. And we're incredibly fortunate to have him representing Southern Hospitality Liquidation.

Behind every well-organized business is someone helping keep the details in order, and Danielle plays an important role in doing exactly that for Southern Hospitality Liquidation.

As Jr. Project Manager, Danielle works closely with Amy to help organize projects, assist with bidding, review figures, and ensure important information is accurate and accounted for. In an industry where projects involve extensive planning, constantly changing details, and significant quantities of furniture, accuracy and organization are essential.

Danielle helps bring structure to those moving pieces, supporting the planning and administrative work that takes place long before a project begins. Her attention to detail and dedication to keeping information organized make her a valuable part of the SHL team.

If you've ever visited Southern Hospitality Liquidation, there's a good chance you've experienced the genuine Southern hospitality Wendy brings to our sales floor.

As Warehouse Manager, Wendy is one of the hardworking individuals who helps keep our Cartersville location running smoothly. From assisting customers and overseeing daily warehouse activities to keeping the sales floor moving, she takes pride in the work she does and the people she helps.

Wendy brings more than dedication to her position. She brings warmth, kindness, and the kind of welcoming personality that makes customers feel comfortable the moment they walk through our doors. She's always willing to put in the work, lend a helping hand, and make sure customers receive the attention they deserve.

In many ways, Wendy brings the Southern Hospitality in our name to life. Her work ethic, friendly nature, and commitment to customer service make her an invaluable part of our team.

Building relationships and creating new opportunities are essential parts of growing a business, and Sue plays an important role in helping Southern Hospitality Liquidation reach new customers.

As part of our Sales & Marketing team, Sue dedicates much of her time to outreach, cold calling, and introducing potential customers to the furniture and services SHL has to offer. Her efforts help connect our inventory with businesses and individuals who may not yet know about the opportunities available through hotel liquidation.

From helping market available furniture to reaching out to prospective buyers and developing new connections, Sue contributes to expanding SHL's reach beyond the warehouse.

Her willingness to make those calls, start conversations, and help spread the word about our inventory is an important part of keeping new opportunities coming through the door.