Edward Brown, the Host of Sports Econ 101, currently hosts The Best of Investing, a weekly program that discusses real estate, the financial markets, and other current economic business on KDOW 1220AM in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Previously, Edward co-hosted The Money Scorecard on KNBR 1050AM, an ESPN affiliate, discussing sports and business. In addition to publishing numerous articles in national business magazines and newspapers, Edward has made appearances on CNN on the shows, Your Money, and Ask the Expert.



Current Positions: Sports and Business Radio Show Host, Sports Econ 101
Business Radio Show Host, The Best of Investing

Investor Relations Representative
Pacific Private Money

CEO, Equity Bancorp, Inc.

President, EB Enterprises
Education: Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Golden Gate University
Master of Science in Taxation from Golden Gate University
Teaching: Weekly Lecturer of Accounting and Taxation, Univ. of Phoenix
Teacher of Economics, North Bay Christian Academy
Adjunct Professor of Income Tax, Dominican University
Guest lecturer at various Banks, Real Estate companies, and Stock Brokerage 
firms 
Radio and Sports Byline, USA Sports and Business show Host, "Sports Econ 101" (Current)
Television: KDOW 1220AM Host, “The Best of Investing” business program (Current) Saturdays at 12pm

KNBR 1050AM Co-host, “The Money Scorecard”, sports and business program
CNN show "Your Money" - Guest Speaker on leasing investments
CNN show "Ask the Expert" - Guest Speaker on Investments, rates of return
Publications:
The Advisor - What to Consider When Analyzing Real Estate - (July 2014)
The Advisor – Becoming a Star on Radio – (December 2011).
The Advisor – Do Mortgages Hold Up After Six Years of Wild Economic Conditions? – (October 2011). 
The Advisor – Should You Add Individual Mortgages to Your Client’s Portfolio –   (May 2005).
Financial Planning magazine - (1988-89) Various articles on Investments,
rates of return, yield to maturity, life insurance, disability insurance, and
convertible municipal bonds.
Wall Street Journal - (1988) Interviewed as expert on Equipment Leasing 
Partnerships in the Secondary Market.
The Practical Accountant - (1986) Donors deductions.
San Francisco Business Journal - (1985) Amending Income Tax Returns.
Professional
Expert witness in arbitration and court cases dealing with investments.

Accomplishments:


Expert witness consultant regarding tax returns and fraudulent financial statements and information in 
the largest judgment in US history against a gun manufacturer-spreadsheets 
published in US Bankruptcy Court proceedings.
Prestigious MBA Tax Award Winner (1983).
Appointment by the U. S. Department of Justice to serve as chairman of the Shareholder Equity 
Committee to protect 29,000 shareholders representing a $500 million REIT (1993).
Former semi-professional bowler.
Professional Series 7 Securities License
Licenses Currently Life and Disability Insurance License
Or Formally Held: California Licensed Tax Preparer
Certified Fund Specialist
California Real Estate Sales license

Sports Econ 101 produced through Sports Byline USA

Vern Glenn is the weekend sports anchor and sports reporter for CBS 5/The CW 44 Cable 12.

Before joining our stations Vern worked at KRON as a sports reporter, weekend sports anchor, and MMJ for 23 years.

At KRON, Vern was tagged with the nickname “Mr. Involvement,” for literally throwing himself into the middle of his feature stories. He has bungee-jumped, been thrown off a bull, taken blows from a professional boxer, and run a motorcycle into a wall during a race, among other memorable features. From a shoot-out with Chris Mullin to becoming a human target for the Cal football team an the 49ers, “Mr. Involvement” has created a niche in the market. John Marvel of the Contra Costa Times said, “The Mr. Involvement series is the best feature on TV.” Here is a snippet-Vern, with The Hanson Brothers, from the movie, "Slap Shot." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uj4Wa4ymPRI&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Vern became part of the KNBR Radio Morning Show team in 1998, and drops in now and then as a guest.

In May 1996, Vern was an honorary torch bearer in San Francisco as part of the Olympic Torch Relay, which stormed through the country on a 15,000-mile route through 42 states from Los Angeles to Atlanta.

Vern also worked at WBAL-TV in Baltimore, Maryland, as weekend sports anchor and sports reporter, beginning in 1987. Prior, he was sports anchor and weekday reporter/photographer for WXEX-TV, now WRIC, in Richmond, Virginia, from 1985 to 1987.