At Moelis & Company, Roger Hoit excels as a Managing Director, delivering critical strategic guidance to clients within the financial sponsor sector. His extensive career, spanning more than two decades, is marked by his significant contributions to investment banking. He has led the origination and execution of diverse corporate finance endeavors, such as mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, and the arrangement of equity and debt financings, in addition to advising on capital structure decisions.

Serving as the Chairman of the Private Equity Solutions Group, Roger oversees relationships with a global clientele, including premier Private Equity, Alternative Asset Management, and Family Office firms. His strategic base at the company's West Palm Beach, Florida office underscores his pivotal role in the organization. His journey before Moelis & Company featured notable tenures at Morgan Stanley in the Global Financial Sponsors Group and leadership positions at SG Cowen (a division of Société Générale) and Gleacher & Co., enhancing his reputation as a trusted advisor in strategic financial matters.

He embarked on his illustrious career at PaineWebber Incorporated following his graduation from Amherst College with a B.A. in Economics, setting the stage for his future successes in the financial sector.

Parallel to Hoit's professional accomplishments, he has distinguished himself in the amateur golfing world, competing on both national and international platforms. His participation in over 25 National Championships by the USGA and the Royal & Ancient, including three "Major Championships," speaks to his skill and dedication. Notably, his competitions in the 2015 and 2019 United States Senior Open Championships and the 2017 British Senior Open Championship highlight his competitive spirit.

In 2022, he showcased his talent at the U.S. Senior Amateur at Kittansett Club and the British Senior Amateur at Royal Dornoch Golf Club in Scotland, further cementing his status in the golfing community. His recent return from South Korea, where he played a vital role in the United States team's victory in The Bridges Cup, exemplifies his commitment to the sport. This bi-annual event features elite amateurs from the U.S. against an international team, showcasing top-tier amateur golfing talent.

Roger Hoit's golfing prowess is also evident in his participation in prestigious Amateur Invitational tournaments. His engagements include the Crump Cup at Pine Valley Golf Club, The George Thomas Invitational at LACC, and other notable events such as The Coleman at Seminole Golf Club and The Travis at Garden City, among many others. These appearances at significant tournaments, including the St. Andrews Links Trophy in Scotland, underline his passion and achievements in golf, paralleling his professional success in finance.