Today Moyles is the managing director and vice chairman of global client development for Marsh Inc. in New York. 
Additionally, he is a member of the Marsh Inc. Board of Directors.
Moyles and wife, Beth, life in Rye, N.Y., with their 15-month-old son, Philip III. Brothers can reach Philip Moyles at [email protected].
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Why did you join Delta Tau Delta?
When I first arrived, I didn’t know if I would join a fraternity or not. I had an introduction to several different fraternities, but I picked the Delts because they had the best people … people like my big brother, Don Hassler ’84, and Steve Neri ’84. Most were very active in the school, great athletes and a lot of fun. It was clearly the leading frat on campus.
Tell us about your favorite memory of the fraternity.
Obviously, there are many things … the first pledge welcome, New Year’s Eve parties in November and NA1 with my fraternity brothers during my senior year. I lived with Karel Starek ’86, Todd Perrett ’86, Culley Stimson ’86, Don Gest ’86 and Wally Danforth.
With whom do you still stay in contact?
I am still occasionally in touch with Culley Stimson and Todd Parrett.
What are your thoughts about the chapter today?
In order for Chi Chapter to sustain itself in the Kenyon environment, they will have to actively solicit alumni support … both from a financial and mentoring perspective. College institutions go through cycles – both pro-Greek and not pro-Greek. My perspective is that it is not pro right now. Communication like this Web site is necessary in order for alumni to actively support the chapter. The more the alums stay actively involved with the chapter, the more they can be actively involved in helping young men to find jobs … it’s the finest network you can have. I am more than open to helping Chi brothers find jobs. Don’t be afraid to ask for help!
Tell us about your family.
I am married to Beth. She was a vice president at the same firm where I am now. She is now at home with our 15-month-old son, Philip III.
What other activities or organizations were you involved with during your college days?
I was a four-year letterman on varisty lacrosse team and as vice president of my pledge class, I was heavily involved in the fraternity.
What do you do for a living?
I am managing director and vice chairman of global client development for March Inc., a subsidiary of March & McLennan Companies (MMC). I am responsible include institutional client management, sales, industry and alternative risk solutions practices for North America as well as the firm’s global private equity and M&A servcies and crisis consulting businesses. In addition, I lead the coordination of M&A-related services from the sister firms of MMC which include MMC Capital Inc., Mercer Consulting Group and Putnam Investments.
What affiliations do you currently have and/or public service do you participate in?
I am very involved as an active alum of my boarding school, Portsmouth Abbey School, in Rhode Island.
What hobbies do you enjoy?
I love to play paddle tennis and tennis.
What are your goals for the next few years?
Obviously to keep doing well in my current professional occupations, spend a lot of time with family and watch my son grow up. Oh, yes, and to get my handicap down.