In the area of Project Finance, Andrea recently acted in the award-winning North American Port Deal of the Year. She was the lead attorney for a group of international lenders, including the Inter- American Development Bank, PROPARCO and other development finance institutions who provided funding of US$265,000,000 to Kingston Freeport Terminal Limited to expand, upgrade and operate the Kingston Container Terminal. Andrea was also lead counsel for BMR Jamaica Wind Limited’s loan of US$62,500,000 from the Inter-American Development Bank and Overseas Private Investment Corporation.

Andrea has developed expertise in Renewable Energy, having acted as lead attorney in two of the island’s three private sector renewable energy Independent Power Producer projects to date. She has also advised clients on issues related to the regulatory framework for renewable energy, electricity generation and distribution generally. Andrea also serves as a member of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica Energy & Environment Committee.

Her repertoire of transactional experience also includes acting as counsel in the sale of a major local bank, the government’s divestiture of its sugar assets, and sale/acquisition of interests in major manufacturing and distribution companies.

Andrea has an established Intellectual Property law practice, having handled registration matters and contentious proceedings for a large portfolio of local and multi-national companies over the years.

Andrea also actively participates in charity, legal education and professional associations, including:

• The Jamaica Bar Association and its Intellectual Property and Commercial Law Sub- Committees;
• The International Trade Marks Association and its Anti-Counterfeiting Committee;
• The Norman Manley Law School as Associate Tutor of Landlord & Tenant Law;
• The Graduates Foundation (a charity providing educational opportunities and scholarships to inner-city students) as Co-Founder and Director.She is a published writer and frequent presenter on legal subjects. Andrea enjoys fitness related activities.

Timothy completed the prescribed Real Estate Board course of study at the University of Technology and was appointed a licensed realtor in 1996, following which he attended the Mona School of Business at the University of the West Indies where he was awarded the Masters in Business Administration (MBA) degree.

Mr. Wilson is a former banker having spent four years at the Bank of Nova Scotia (Jamaica) Limited where he pursued further studies in mutual fund investing, securities trading, and worked in the wealth management / private banking division of Scotiabank.

Joneil taught CAPE Law for two years as well as English Language & Literature, Personal and Career Development and Entrepreneurship.

Joneil is actively involved in youth development and empowerment through several programmes. She has conducted training sessions for the Youth Service Division, for parents of children with disabilities, and has also done legal presentations for the Women’s Centre Foundation of Jamaica with the most recent one being on Child Abuse. Joneil also participated in the mentorship programme for the Women’s Centre Foundation of Jamaica from 2018-2019. She currently sits on the Steering Committee for PARI (Political Awareness and Respect Initiative) the Youth Arm of the Political Ombudsman’s Office as the Public Relations and Communications Committee Co-Chair and is a former Advisory Council Member for JYAN (Jamaica Youth Advocacy Network), a former Youth Parliamentarian and the Immediate Past Chairman of the Jamaica Baptist Union Youth Department.