Richard Hogan is the owner of PG Homes, LLC which focuses on the development of commercial and residential properties. He retired from wealth management after thirty-five years, and he has managed large financial portfolios for high-net-worth clients.  Mr. Hogan was a member of the Marin Community Foundation investment committee board.

Richard Hogan is a retired Private Wealth Advisor recognized by Bloomberg, Barron’s and Worth Magazine as a top advisor in the country. He has thirty-five years of wealth management experience upon which he built a career assisting clients with investment management, estate planning, and asset allocation. He has served on the Cedars Foundation board.

Richard Hogan Merrill Lynch was born and raised in Boston Massachusetts. During over three decades in the financial sector, he worked for Salomon Brothers as an equities institutional trader and at Goldman Sachs as a wealth management strategist. He enjoys cycling and has ridden all over the world.

Richard Hogan Merrill Lynch established himself as a wealth management specialist and enjoyed a thirty-five-year career as a leader in his field. He retired in 2019 and focuses on community philanthropic endeavors, contributing to affordable housing efforts in Maine. He has worked throughout Asia and in London, Boston, San Francisco, and New York. He devotes his time to clean energy education in Maine and California. Mr. Hogan was born in Boston and attended the University of Southern Maine where he led the basketball team to the NAIA national tournament.

Richard Hogan is a retired Private Wealth Advisor recognized by Bloomberg, Barron’s and Worth Magazine as a top advisor in the country. He has thirty-five years of wealth management experience upon which he built a career assisting clients with investment management, estate planning, and asset allocation. He has served on the Cedars Foundation board.

Richard Hogan Merrill Lynch is a retired wealth management advisor who turned his talents to philanthropic initiatives. He devotes his time to clean energy education in Maine and California. Mr. Hogan was born in Boston and attended the University of Southern Maine where he led the basketball team to the NAIA national tournament.

Richard Hogan has established himself in the financial services sector contributing thirty-five years to organizations including Merrill Lynch, Salomon Brothers and Goldman Sachs. In 2019, he retired and put his expertise to work in his local community contributing to affordable housing efforts in southern Maine. His work on Wall Street sent him around the world to London, Boston, New York, San Francisco and across Asia.