Robert Loyot

Robert Loyot has a diverse work experience spanning across various industries. Robert started their career as a Director of Technology at Benjamin Banneker Charter School, where they managed a department and implemented network security systems. Loyot then moved on to the Marine Biological Laboratory, where they held the roles of Network Manager, Assistant Director of Information Technology, and Director of Information Technology, overseeing IT operations and completing significant network infrastructure projects. Robert later served as the Director of Information Technology at the New England Aquarium, where they were responsible for reinvigorating the IT department and transforming it into a leader in the field. Loyot then became the Chief Information Officer at Wolf & Company, P.C., where they led the organization's IT strategies before joining KLR as the Chief Innovation Officer, focused on enhancing the firm's competitiveness through innovation and efficiency. Additionally, Loyot has a background in music production and engineering, owning a recording studio and working on notable projects.

Robert Loyot attended Saint Michael's College from 1983 to 1987, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. After that, they studied at Berklee College of Music from 1989 to 1991, focusing on Music Production and Engineering.