Marc Isenberg's guest appearances

Marc Isenberg

Great Point Podcast

A Frugal Athlete Podcast Network

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Ronnie Brown

In this episode, we interview Ronnie Brown and Marc Isenberg on what it takes to become a Financial Pro. Ronnie Brown and Marc Isenberg are two of the most respected gentlemen in the athlete money management game and both come from very esteemed background. Ronnie was the #2 pick in the 2005 NFL draft and went on to have an illustrious career before transitioning to a financial advisor while Marc has been considered a subject matter expert in the financial space for his work and contributions as an author.  We talk about how athletes can best take advantage of their money, playing the long game, and what every athlete should look for in an investor. We also discuss why athletes are prone to bad investments and some of the common misconceptions around athletes and money.  Ronnie and Marc both currently ply their trade at UBS and are key members for their sports and entertainment division.   Marc's book: Money Players: https://amzn.to/3AbkIU9  Get Intro To Stock Investing Webinar: https://frugalathlete.marbleteams.com/paths/1

In this episode, we interview Ronnie Brown and Marc Isenberg on what it takes to become a Financial Pro. Ronnie Brown and Marc Isenberg are two of the most respected gentlemen in the athlete money management game and both come from very esteemed background. Ronnie was the #2 pick in the 2005 NFL draft and went on to have an illustrious career before transitioning to a financial advisor while Marc has been considered a subject matter expert in the financial space for his work and contributions as an author.  We talk about how athletes can best take advantage of their money, playing the long game, and what every athlete should look for in an investor. We also discuss why athletes are prone to bad investments and some of the common misconceptions around athletes and money.  Ronnie and Marc both currently ply their trade at UBS and are key members for their sports and entertainment division.  Marc's book: Money Players: <a href="https://amzn.to/3AbkIU9" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://amzn.to/3AbkIU9</a> Get Intro To Stock Investing Webinar: <a href="https://frugalathlete.marbleteams.com/paths/1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://frugalathlete.marbleteams.com/paths/1</a>

A Frugal Athlete: How To Be A Financial PRO with Ronnie Brown and Marc Isenberg 

Adam Stanco's in-depth interview with Marc Isenberg, host of The Forty Year Coach Podcast, NCAA watchdog, Basketball Times columnist, and author of Money Players. They discuss NCAA hypocrisy, what the "Olympic model" encompasses, how college athletes could and should benefit from endorsement opportunities, why collegiate athletes have struggled to unionize, why current transfer rules are unjust, and why every single college basketball player should be eligible for the NBA Draft. Subscribe to the Great Point Podcast on iTunes. On Twitter...Adam Stanco: @NaismithLivesMarc Isenberg: @marcisenbergGreat Point Podcast: @GreatPointPodThe Forty Year Coach Podcast: @40YearCoach Yaw Geez (Intro Music): @YAWmusic

Adam Stanco's in-depth interview with Marc Isenberg, host of The Forty Year Coach Podcast, NCAA watchdog, Basketball Times columnist, and author of Money Players. They discuss NCAA hypocrisy, what the "Olympic model" encompasses, how college athletes could and should benefit from endorsement opportunities, why collegiate athletes have struggled to unionize, why current transfer rules are unjust, and why every single college basketball player should be eligible for the NBA Draft.  Subscribe to the Great Point Podcast on iTunes.  On Twitter... Adam Stanco: @NaismithLives Marc Isenberg: @marcisenberg Great Point Podcast: @GreatPointPod The Forty Year Coach Podcast: @40YearCoach  Yaw Geez (Intro Music): @YAWmusic

Great Point Podcast Ep. 36: Marc Isenberg