As a Managing Director at Moelis & Company, Roger Hoit is renowned for his strategic guidance to clients in the financial sponsor sector. His journey in investment banking spans over twenty-five years, during which he has developed and led numerous corporate finance initiatives. These include mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, and a variety of equity and debt financing operations, alongside providing capital structure advisory services.

Roger presides as Chairman of the Private Equity Solutions Group, serving an esteemed roster of clients from across the globe, including premier Private Equity, Alternative Asset Management, and Family Office entities. He operates from the firm's office in West Palm Beach, Florida. His career trajectory includes notable stints at Morgan Stanley and SG Cowen, before which he initiated his professional path at PaineWebber Incorporated. Holding a B.A. in Economics from Amherst College, he has built a substantial foundation for his achievements.

Golfing Excellence and International Representation

In the realm of golf,  Hoit has established himself as an accomplished amateur player on both the national and international stages. His golfing career is highlighted by his participation in over 25 National Championships under the auspices of the USGA and the Royal & Ancient, including three "Major Championships." His engagements in 2022 included competing in the U.S. Senior Amateur and the British Senior Amateur, among others.

He representation of the United States in The Bridges Cup in South Korea stands out, where he played a pivotal role in securing victory against a formidable international team. His golfing accolades also encompass a victorious track record in numerous prestigious Amateur Invitational tournaments across the globe.

Artistic Pursuits and Family Life

Roger Hoit's artistic inclination is evident in his photography, which spans various mediums, including SLR, drone, and iPhone. His photographic works, showcased on his website and Instagram, have been exhibited, notably in "The Eyes of Africa" at the DeCastellane Gallery in Brooklyn, NY.

On the personal front, his life has been shared with his wife, Gentry Ashmore Hoit, since 1989. Together, they reside in Delray Beach, FL, and are the proud parents of Morgan and Jackson, who have each forged successful careers in their respective fields. His life is a testament to his diverse interests, which, aside from his professional and sporting accomplishments, include travel, music, fitness, and technology, painting a picture of a well-rounded and deeply accomplished individual.