Drew Doscher is a seasoned finance professional with over thirty years of Wall Street experience, specializing in distressed debt and credit markets. Throughout his career, he has held key roles at leading firms, including Lehman Brothers, UBS, Barclays, and Jefferies, showcasing his ability to transform challenges into lucrative opportunities and foster growth among smaller companies. Originally from Stuyvesant Town, New York, Drew's early ambitions leaned towards law enforcement. However, after graduating from the College of Holy Cross in 1991, his career path veered into finance. He started in the back office of a financial firm and quickly advanced to the trading floor. His formative years were shaped at Oppenheimer & Co. under the mentorship of Jon Bauer, a prominent Wall Street figure who introduced him to the distressed bond and loan markets. Drew's significant career progression began in 1995 at Lehman Brothers, where he developed under the guidance of Tom Bernard, a leader known for his rigorous business approach. His next significant move was in 2001, when he joined UBS. He was tasked with creating a global distressed trading business, a venture previously unexplored by the firm in the U.S. and Europe. Drew’s leadership successfully positioned UBS as a leader in distressed markets. In 2006, Drew continued his upward trajectory at Barclays, where, under the direction of Bob Diamond, he was instrumental in developing a global distressed debt business, significantly enhancing the firm's operations across the U.S. and Europe. After the 2008 financial crisis, Drew saw an opportunity at Seaport Group in 2009. He played a critical role in transforming it into Seaport Global, significantly growing the team and revenue. His effective leadership at Seaport caught the attention of Jefferies, which, facing a reputation crisis, enlisted his expertise. Drew rebuilt the firm’s operations, enhancing its standing in the industry. Subsequently, at BTIG in 2017, he successfully built a credit business from scratch despite the firm's inexperience in credit markets. He later achieved similar success at StoneX, establishing a robust credit business. Drew has been involved in major financial restructurings throughout his illustrious career, including high-profile cases like Enron, WorldCom, and Lehman Brothers. He navigated complex situations such as Bernard Madoff's scandal. Known for his integrity, he is often called the “honest guy in a dishonest business” and is valued for his transparency and straightforward advice. Beyond his financial achievements, Drew has actively contributed to community initiatives, notably the restoration of the Montauk Playhouse. His professional and personal endeavors underscore his commitment to excellence and ethical conduct, making Drew Doscher a respected and influential figure in the finance sector.