Pat Brown is a former Division I football captain at the University of Kansas and a professional athlete who played in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Today, he's a respected wealth manager, financial educator, and passionate advocate for underserved communities, student-athletes, and public servants-including first responders. With over 20 years of experience in financial planning, insurance, and retirement strategy, Pat brings a deep understanding of how real-life pressures affect financial decisions. He has helped thousands of individuals and families-including firefighters, police officers, and paramedics-gain control over their money and plan confidently for the future. Pat is the author of several financial literacy books, including Financial Literacy For NIL, Financial Literacy For Student Athletes, Financial Literacy For Doctors, and Financial Literacy For The Culture. His work is grounded in real-world experience, shaped by his journey from being financially unprepared as a young athlete to becoming a trusted advisor helping others avoid the same pitfalls. As a speaker, Pat has addressed hospital boards, college campuses, churches, and community events nationwide, using his personal story and practical wisdom to educate and inspire. He serves on the Board of Trustees for Lawrence Memorial Hospital and frequently contributes to conversations around financial equity and empowerment.

Pat is the founder of multiple platforms and websites dedicated to financial education, including FinancialLiteracyForNIL.com, MedicareForMyParents.com, and FinancialLiteracyForFirstResponders.com. He lives in Kansas with his wife Cassandra and their daughters Peyton and Ryan. When he's not writing or advising, you can find him watching movies, playing basketball, or mentoring the next generation of leaders.