Luc Robitaille

Chief Financial Officer & Co-Founder

Luc Robitaille is President of the Los Angeles Kings and a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame, recognized as one of the greatest left wings in NHL history.

Over a distinguished 19-season career, including 14 with the Kings, Robitaille became the second-highest scoring left wing in NHL history and the franchise’s all-time leader in goals. He recorded 1,394 career points in 1,431 regular-season games and captured a Stanley Cup championship with the Detroit Red Wings in 2002. In 2007, the Kings retired his iconic No. 20 jersey in honor of his extraordinary impact on the organization and the game.

Since retiring as a player, Robitaille has played a pivotal role in the Kings’ sustained growth and success as an executive leader. Under his guidance, the organization has experienced record sellouts, expanded fan engagement, and strengthened community partnerships. He has also been instrumental in advancing youth hockey throughout Southern California and in revitalizing the club’s alumni and community initiatives.

Beyond the rink, Luc and his wife, Stacia, are Co-Founders of Echoes of Hope, now celebrating 20 years of empowering foster and at-risk youth in Los Angeles through education, mentorship, and leadership development.

Above all, Luc is devoted to his family and to building organizations that create lasting impact both on and off the ice.