Miller Energy Resources

Before joining Miller, Mr. Gaylor focused on deal origination with TrustFirst, where he raised over $150 million for private placements for private and public companies. He previously served as a Registered Investment Advisor with Morgan Keegan & Company and was senior vice president for his family owed business, Power Equipment Company, until it merged with Bramco in 1998. A resident of Knoxville, he is a graduate of the University of Tennessee where he was a two-time All-SEC shortstop for the Vols. He played professional baseball several years before launching a
successful career in finance. He is President of
the University of Tennessee Letterman's Club and
on the Board of the Athletic Department. Bobby also holds a Series 7 and Series 66 securities licenses.