Our people is what makes us stand out
They do it all from replacing your kitchen light, to keeping your mail safe. These are the people that make your home, home.
Niesha Sudduth is the Community Manager at The French Quarter. Originally from Berry, Alabama, she began her career with College Town Communities in 2019 as a Leasing Consultant. After earning her degree in Elementary Education and Early Childhood and spending two years teaching, she returned to property management, where her passion for people and community helped her grow into her current role.
Niesha values CTC’s supportive culture, which provides the tools, training, and encouragement for employees to succeed. Outside of work, she enjoys playing piano, fishing, and practicing American Sign Language. Her favorite restaurant is Olive Garden, where she always orders lasagna with salad and breadsticks.
She is a proud dog mom to two Aussiedoodles, Luna and Zuna. Described as creative, energetic, and adaptable, Niesha lives by the reminder to “Be a ray of sunshine.”
Niesha Sudduth
Community Manager
Taylor is a Community Assistant at The French Quarter. Originally from Trussville, Alabama, she joined College Town Communities in September after working in retail and the restaurant industry. Taylor enjoys bonding with her peers and loves the strong sense of community, where each resident’s experience is the focus.
In her free time, she relaxes by playing with her pets, a dachshund mix named Pickle and a leopard gecko named Randall. Music is one of her biggest inspirations, and she lives by the reminder: “Never let the words of others turn you into anyone other than yourself.”
A fun fact about Taylor: although she currently attends Auburn, she was born and raised a Georgia fan — and proudly cheers, “Go Dawgs!”
Taylor
Community Assistant
Taylor is a Community Assistant at The French Quarter. Originally from Trussville, Alabama, she joined College Town Communities in September after working in retail and the restaurant industry. Taylor enjoys bonding with her peers and loves the strong sense of community, where each resident’s experience is the focus.
In her free time, she relaxes by playing with her pets, a dachshund mix named Pickle and a leopard gecko named Randall. Music is one of her biggest inspirations, and she lives by the reminder: “Never let the words of others turn you into anyone other than yourself.”
A fun fact about Taylor: although she currently attends Auburn, she was born and raised a Georgia fan — and proudly cheers, “Go Dawgs!”
Alannah
Community Assistant
King Hutchinson Jr. is a Maintenance Technician at The French Quarter. Originally from Auburn, Alabama, he joined College Town Communities when the property transitioned to new ownership. With experience in maintenance and a dedication to learning “the CTC way,” King values the opportunity to share his knowledge while continuing to grow in his role.
Outside of work, he enjoys fishing, working out, and preaching as a prophet in his church. He began his career by bagging groceries at Super Foods and has carried forward the importance of hard work, positivity, and faith throughout his journey.
King is passionate about staying positive and uplifting others, both on the job and in his community.
King Hutchinson Jr.
Maintenance Technician
Tristan Hatch is a Maintenance Technician at The French Quarter. Originally from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, he brings two years of experience in commercial HVAC and two years in commercial plumbing. Recently, he transitioned into the maintenance field to expand his skills and take on new challenges.
Growing up, Tristan competed in wrestling and football across the southern region, which instilled discipline and determination he carries into his work today. One of his most memorable career moments was running copper pipe solo, 80 feet in the air.
Outside of work, Tristan enjoys watching sports and fishing. He began his career as a truck bay attendant and is now excited to continue learning while becoming part of the College Town Communities family.
Tristan Hatch
Maintenance Technician
