Dan Hoerig is a Client Services Senior Director at MRV Consulting. To this role, Mr. Hoerig brings over 45 years of experience providing consulting services related to business valuations and purchase price allocations for federal reporting, tax planning, and financing compliance matters to publicly traded and privately held multinational corporations, partnerships, and limited liability companies.

Over the course of his career, Mr. Hoerig has developed expertise in the power and utility sector, focusing on renewable energy.  Before joining MRV Consulting, Mr. Hoerig worked with the Deloitte valuation group for 15 years in its energy, infrastructure, telecommunications, leasing, print media, and financial institution practices. He played a key leadership role in developing and growing Deloitte’s structured finance practice from yearly revenues of $200,000 to over $10 million annually. This practice encompassed financing significant industrial and infrastructure assets, primarily through lease structures. Mr. Hoerig mainly focused on electric generation (fossil fuels, waste-to-energy, renewables), rail equipment (locomotives, rolling stock, passenger cars, high-speed trainsets), and related facilities.

In addition to valuations for major US utilities and independent power producers, he worked on projects for major electric companies in the Netherlands, Germany, and Ireland. On the rail side, Mr. Hoerig worked with Amtrak, New Jersey Transit, and Chicago Transit Authority domestically and internationally and was involved with rail valuations in Australia, Sweden, Belgium, Netherlands, France, and Switzerland. Other significant assets included corporate and retail real estate, extensive industrial facilities, and various ships. Mr. Hoerig has substantial expertise with business valuation assignments for multiple purposes, including trusts, estates, and dispute resolution.

Mr. Hoerig practiced as a civil engineer for over four years in heavy construction and worked several years as a financial analyst in mergers and acquisitions after earning his master’s degree in business administration from The Wharton School.