Herbert Tremble

Herbert V Tremble Florida Resident, lived in a number of

states and Abroad in Central and South America!

Total Career Revenue over 200 million dollars across all

businesses

Is a graduate of Hampton University with a degree in

Airway Science and Aeronautical Engineering. As an

undergraduate I interned for the Federal Aviation

Administration for 2 years. After checking out in Oklahoma

City for air traffic controller, I was hired by Norfolk tower

followed by a stint in Miami Center. 

     I resigned after two years to pursue more education and

to begin my entrepreneurial career. I operated a

telecommunications business First Step Communications in

Pittsburgh, that grew to seven stores and was bought by

PageNet in 1999. I continued in business operating

convenience stores and gas stations for a short period. 

     My family and I began. Structural construction and

Welding business- Eagle Welding and Structures, INC in

1999. I was the COO and grew the business from 300,000

in gross revenue to 9 million annually. We operated the

business until 2010. 

     In 2004 I started a company called club builders LLC

which I ran as a side business until the financial crisis of

2008. At that point I was operating Eagle Welding and

Club builders simultaneously, as business slowed, I began

building Clubs, restaurants, and lounges, first in S Florida,

then the east coast and finally nationally and internationally. 

In 2012, I did a project for Atlantis, in the Bahamas.

Because of the large amount of supplies needed from the

US and Asia I began my journey into freight forwarding,

freight brokering and NVOCC. We have defined space in

shipping along with import/ export and clearances. We still

operate today under Always Blessed Caribbean enterprises,

my brother is the CEO, and I am COO of procurement and

new business to the Caricom countries. 

I am also a construction consultant and contractor, iron

Butterfly Group LLC and Master contractors and

Subcontractors of Florida. 

      Finally, because of the large amount of losses in the

Southeastern portion of the US, we have worked as an 8a

minority contractor with various US agencies during

hurricane relief dating back to Andrew in 1992 and Katrina

in 2005. We have also worked on a number of small and

medium sized storms in Puerto Rico, Bahamas and

Jamaica. As such this has allowed us to raise money for

hurricane relief pre-, during and post responses. 

      I am currently divorced, an Episcopalian, a member of

100 Black men of South Florida, and look to continue

making inroads in climate change and economic recovery of

storms in the southeastern United States!