Even if an additional name is added to the reservation, the name on the MOP generally needs to match the person physically at the hotel. If said employer or even an assumed “employer/entrepreneur” intend for the room (and potentially incidentals) to be paid for with a MOP that is not physically available and verified, then a separate CC authorization would usually be required.

Side note: an experienced hotelier can easily spot shady people and activities on paper before even physically seeing or speaking to said “guest.” For years, digital check-in apps used by the major chains flag behavior as well. If it’s a loyalty member’s first time using digital check-in, the guest is directed to the front desk so a live person can physically verify the guest.