NEP Executive and Leadership Team

Deborah Honkus, the Chief Executive Officer at NEP, directs the overarching strategic vision for the organization. Honkus architects long-term growth initiatives while overseeing the integration of outside broadcast and studio production services. By aligning corporate objectives with the evolving demands of the global media industry, the Chief Executive Officer ensures that the company maintains a competitive edge in host broadcast support. Deborah Honkus manages high-level relationships with key stakeholders and partners to expand market reach. The Chief Executive Officer drives operational efficiency across all departments, fostering a culture of innovation and technical precision. Through rigorous oversight of media management services, the Chief Executive Officer secures the company's position as a leader in the broadcasting sector. This leadership role involves constant evaluation of market trends to adapt service offerings, ultimately ensuring that the organization delivers superior value to clients worldwide.

Alex Nikoliouk, the Chief Financial Officer at NEP, manages the fiscal health and capital allocation strategies for the entire enterprise. Nikoliouk oversees financial planning, reporting, and risk management to support the company's extensive outside broadcast and studio production operations. By optimizing cost structures and investment in lighting and audio infrastructure, the Chief Financial Officer ensures sustainable profitability. Alex Nikoliouk collaborates with executive leadership to evaluate potential acquisitions and market expansions, providing the necessary financial rigor for growth. The Chief Financial Officer monitors cash flow and liquidity to maintain operational agility in a fast-paced media environment. Through precise financial modeling and analysis, the Chief Financial Officer supports the company's mission of providing high-quality media management services. This role requires constant vigilance over global economic conditions, allowing the Chief Financial Officer to mitigate financial risks while maximizing returns on technical investments.

Jason Covitz, the Chief Financial Officer, Media Services (Americas) at NEP, manages the financial operations and budgetary controls for the company's North American and South American divisions. Covitz oversees regional revenue streams, cost management, and capital expenditure for media services, ensuring that local operations align with the broader corporate financial strategy. By analyzing regional market dynamics, the Chief Financial Officer, Media Services (Americas) optimizes resource allocation to support growth in the Americas. Jason Covitz collaborates with regional leadership to improve profitability in outside broadcast and studio production projects. The Chief Financial Officer, Media Services (Americas) monitors regional economic indicators to adjust financial forecasts and mitigate operational risks. Through diligent oversight of regional financial performance, the Chief Financial Officer, Media Services (Americas) ensures that the company maintains a strong competitive position across the Americas, supporting the overall mission of delivering high-quality media management services.

Kathy George, the President at NEP, oversees the execution of core business operations and the delivery of broadcast services. George directs the management of studio production and host broadcast support teams, ensuring that client expectations are met with operational excellence. By fostering cross-departmental collaboration, the President drives the integration of audio, lighting, and media management services into cohesive client solutions. Kathy George manages the day-to-day operational performance, focusing on efficiency and quality control across all production sites. The President supports the development of new service offerings by identifying market opportunities and aligning internal resources accordingly. Through strategic leadership, the President ensures that the company maintains its reputation for reliability and technical innovation. This role involves constant engagement with operational managers to optimize workflows and improve service delivery, ultimately contributing to the company's long-term growth and market impact in the broadcasting industry.

Rob Frankel, the President & Video Editor at NEP, manages the creative and operational aspects of video production services. Frankel oversees the post-production workflows, ensuring that media management services meet the highest standards of quality and technical accuracy. By directing the creative team, the President & Video Editor ensures that all video content aligns with client specifications and industry trends. Rob Frankel manages the integration of advanced editing technologies into the company's production suite, enhancing the overall service offering. The President & Video Editor collaborates with other leadership to ensure that creative output supports the company's broader broadcast and studio production goals. Through hands-on management of production projects, the President & Video Editor drives efficiency and innovation in the post-production process. This role involves balancing creative vision with operational requirements, ensuring that the company delivers exceptional video content that strengthens its position in the media market.

Waleed Isaac, the President at NEP, directs the strategic expansion and operational management of key business units. Isaac oversees the delivery of outside broadcast and studio production services, ensuring that the company maintains its commitment to technical excellence. By managing relationships with major clients and partners, the President drives business development and market penetration. Waleed Isaac collaborates with the executive team to refine service offerings and improve operational efficiency across the organization. The President monitors performance metrics to ensure that all production activities align with the company's mission of providing world-class media management services. Through strategic oversight of resources and personnel, the President supports the company's ability to handle complex broadcast projects. This leadership role involves constant evaluation of market demands, allowing the President to adapt operational strategies to maintain a competitive advantage and ensure the long-term success of the company's global operations.

John Gierl, the Chief Information Officer at NEP, architects the digital infrastructure required to support complex broadcast and media management workflows. Gierl oversees the implementation of secure data systems and network architectures that facilitate seamless communication across global production sites. By integrating advanced information technology with traditional broadcast services, the Chief Information Officer ensures that the company remains at the forefront of digital transformation. John Gierl manages the cybersecurity posture of the organization, protecting critical media assets and client data from emerging threats. The Chief Information Officer drives the adoption of cloud-based solutions to enhance operational efficiency and data accessibility. Through strategic alignment with the broader technology roadmap, the Chief Information Officer supports the company's ability to deliver reliable host broadcast support. This leadership role involves continuous optimization of internal systems to improve productivity and maintain the highest standards of technical performance.

Daniel Turk, the Chief Technology Officer at NEP, directs the development and deployment of cutting-edge broadcast technologies. Turk oversees the engineering teams responsible for audio, lighting, and studio production equipment, ensuring that the company utilizes the most advanced tools available. By architecting scalable technical solutions, the Chief Technology Officer enables the organization to handle high-profile host broadcast support with precision. Daniel Turk manages the research and development pipeline to integrate emerging media technologies into existing service offerings. The Chief Technology Officer collaborates with operational leads to ensure that technical capabilities meet the specific requirements of diverse production environments. Through the implementation of robust hardware and software standards, the Chief Technology Officer drives innovation across the company's global operations. This role involves constant evaluation of technical performance metrics to maintain the company's reputation for reliability and excellence in the competitive media broadcasting industry.

Marc Segar, the Chief Technology Officer, , Zealand (Australia, Japan) at NEP, directs the technical strategy and infrastructure deployment across the Asia-Pacific region. Segar oversees the integration of broadcast equipment and production systems tailored to the specific needs of markets in Australia and Japan. By architecting localized technical solutions, the Chief Technology Officer, , Zealand (Australia, Japan) ensures that the company delivers consistent, high-quality host broadcast support in these regions. Marc Segar manages the regional engineering teams, focusing on the maintenance and upgrade of audio, lighting, and studio production assets. The Chief Technology Officer, , Zealand (Australia, Japan) drives the adoption of regional-specific broadcast standards to enhance operational efficiency. Through strategic oversight of technical operations, the Chief Technology Officer, , Zealand (Australia, Japan) supports the company's expansion and service delivery goals, ensuring that all regional production requirements are met with technical precision and reliability.

Emily McGavin, the Chief People Officer, Middle (East, Asia) at NEP, directs the human capital strategy and talent management initiatives across the Middle East and Asia. McGavin oversees recruitment, employee development, and organizational culture to ensure that the company attracts and retains top-tier talent in these regions. By architecting training programs that focus on broadcast technology and production skills, the Chief People Officer, Middle (East, Asia) supports the company's operational capabilities. Emily McGavin manages regional HR policies to ensure compliance and alignment with the company's global standards. The Chief People Officer, Middle (East, Asia) drives initiatives that foster diversity and inclusion, enhancing the overall effectiveness of the workforce. Through strategic workforce planning, the Chief People Officer, Middle (East, Asia) ensures that the company has the necessary human resources to support its growth and service delivery goals in the Middle East and Asia, contributing to the company's overall success.