Our Team

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Frederick H. Kopko, Jr. has worked with small and large commercial banks, private investment funds, hedge funds, venture capital funds, broker-dealer firms, and private individuals that have collectively invested well over $1 Billion in transactions in which Mr. Kopko has had involvement as counsel and a principal.  He has led and participated in initiating start-up enterprises including preparing business plans and executing capital formation plans, as well as guiding them through the consummation of exit strategies, including initial public offering and sale or merger.  Client references are available upon request.  Education: University of Connecticut, B.A., Honors Degree in Economics, Magna Cum Laude; University of Notre Dame Law School, J.D., Editor Notre Dame Law Review; the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, M.B.A., High Honors.

Jazmine Grell has over seven years of experience in account management, claims, sales processing, and call center operations within the banking, travel, and insurance industries. She assists firm management and staff by coordinating office support functions necessary to provide client support services. Education: Ashworth College, Associates in General Business.

Romeo R. Richardson is responsible for the development, maintenance, and improvement of the firm, affiliate, and client websites, and networks. He has previously worked as an IT Specialist for the University of the Virgin Islands. He also worked as a System Analyst for the Department of Education. Education: University of the Virgin Islands, B.A., Computer Science.

Earl G. Thomas is the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Neltjeberg Bay Enterprises, where he spearheads the company’s technological strategy and operations. In this role, he ensures the expansion and efficacy of the company's technology infrastructure.

Earl earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Electronics Engineering Technology from the Florida A&M University, in Tallahassee, FL. Before joining Neltjeberg Bay Enterprises, Earl served as an Electronics Engineer at the Virgin Islands Port Authority. There, as the sole electronics and electrical engineer on staff, he was pivotal in enhancing operational standards and in managing critical aviation and marine projects.

His career includes a significant tenure as Director of Wireless Network Engineering at Viya, formerly known as Innovative Wireless. During that period, Earl was a key figure in the development and maintenance of three major cellular networks. He played a vital role in the successful acquisition of Innovative Companies by ATN International and the subsequent merger of Innovative Wireless with Choice Wireless, which is now known as Viya. 

Earl's extensive experience spans over twenty years in the technology sector, a career that includes many notable achievements. A highlight of his career was his role as an RF Engineer at T-Mobile, where Earl and a team of engineers devised strategies to ensure the network’s reliability and performance during President Barack Obama’s historic inauguration on January 20, 2009.

Earl’s acumen and strategic expertise in high-stakes technological environments are evident in his achievements in this field.

Iyana Jennings is a U.S. Army veteran who served a tour in Operation Iraqi Freedom, gaining four years of experience in aviation logistics. She also has experience managing all facets of accounts receivable and audited daily cash and credit card closeouts. Additionally, Iyana has over eight years of experience in Billing and Account Management. She utilizes her skills by assisting clients with daily Accounts Receivable functions which include invoicing, cash applications, and quarterly audits. Iyana is pursuing her B.A. in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance.

Chet Smith is currently a research analyst at NBE and his daily duties entail researching future investments and is responsible for documenting Profits and losses for the company. He is currently pursuing an associate degree in Business at Penn Foster University.

 Captain Eddie Morrison is a USCG licensed Charter Boat Captain in the United States Virgin Islands. He has been recognized by his cohorts with numerous awards, such as the Billfish Foundation's Top Atlantic Blue Marlin Release award in 1999 & 2006. He was awarded the Atlantic Blue Marlin (Boy Scout) Tournament as Captain of the Year in 2010 and was inducted into the Hall of Fame. He was also a founding instructor for Marlin Magazine's "Marlin University" held in St. Thomas for many years. He is currently the captain of the Marlin Prince and an employee of Neltjeberg Bay Enterprises. Captain Morrison was instrumental in creating the Caribbean Rose MVP Program in conjunction with Ivanna Eudora Kean High School. 

Provides support by running various errands for the Managing Director of Neltjeberg Bay Enterprises, LLC. He generally assists in keeping individuals organized and on schedule. While assisting in the various Charitable Organizations affiliated with NBE, George serves on the board of Caribbean Rose, Inc. and takes a hands-on role with the Jaguars Basketball Team. 

Chante' Potter duties include, responding to emails, answering phone calls, performing research, compiling data, and helping with strategy development throughout the office. Chante, takes on the secretarial role by and assisting with tasks, coordinating appointments, preparing meetings and process correspondence in regard to sports and travel for our Not-for-Profit Organization, Caribbean Rose, Inc that sponsors the St. Thomas, Jaguars Basketball team. She graduated from Stafford Municipal School District in Stafford, Texas, and plans to further her education at the University of the Virgin Islands.

Dyllani Newton is responsible for assisting management with client services, including research, record keeping, and maintaining files for the Charitable Organizations and the Marlin Prince. He also provides administrative support to NBE in connection with its various charitable activities. Education, Charlotte Amalie class of 2023.

Wayne Harvey assists and implements the monthly social calendar, events, and outings of The Small Fry Basketball team, in which he serves as the coach. He conducts reviews of these programs and the level of participation for effectiveness and makes changes appropriately.

Brice Collier spent 17 years with Amoco Corporation where his positions included Strategic Planning for the E&P business, Director of Internal Audit, and various leadership positions in the accounting department. In addition, he spent 3 years with WilTel as Vice President of their shared service organization, 2 years as CFO of Integrated Medical Delivery (a firm specializing in providing outsourced accounting, IT, and HR to physician-owned medical facilities), and finally 2 years as CFO of the NBA's New Orleans Hornets.

Mr. Collier teaches Finance in the MBA program at The University of Tulsa and is developing a course for TU's Master of Energy Business program to be offered in the spring. Mr. Collier has assisted a Drilling company with operations in West Texas, a Drilling Rig manufacturer, an oilfield supply company, and a Precision Machining company servicing the Aerospace industry. Education: East Central University, B.S. Accounting, and the University of Chicago, M.B.A.