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Errol Brown

Errol Brown is counsel in the Finance and Project Finance and Development Practice Groups in the Denver office of Haynes and Boone. Errol advises companies in a variety of industries, with an emphasis on sports, media, entertainment, and technology. His practice is focused on corporate transaction and governance matters related to sports and entertainment venues, professional sport teams, broadcasting rights and emerging technologies.

Prior to joining the firm, Errol was the Vice President of Corporate Strategy for Aon Cyber Solutions where he was responsible for product and partnership development. In addition, Errol has served as in-house counsel to a global private equity firm and a national cooperative bank along with working as a consultant at a Big Four accounting firm.

Errol has also been involved in community-based organizations, such as serving on the board of directors for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado and providing business development support to Code.org a nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to computer science in schools and increasing participation by women and underrepresented youth around the globe.

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  • Board of Directors, Food Bank of the Rockies
  • Board of Directors, The Denver Athletic Club
  • Colorado General Counsel Mentorship Program
  • Member, Legal & Bylaws Committee, The Denver Athletic Club
  • Black Entertainment and Sports Lawyers Association
  • American Bar Association
  • Sports Lawyers Association
  • Sam Cary Bar Association
  • Volunteer, Code.org
  • Listed among Denver’s Top Lawyers 2022-2024 in Entertainment & Sports, 5280 Magazine

Education

LL.M., Taxation, University of Denver

J.D., University of Denver Sturm College of Law

B.S., Cornell University

Admissions

Colorado

Article/Mention
Brown in Daily Mail: NFL Welcomes Exclusive New Group of Investors
September 03, 2024

Haynes and Boone, LLP Counsel Errol Brown was quoted in a Daily Mail article after NFL owners voted to approve limited stakes in NFL teams for private equity firms in a move that could permanently alter the league's financial landscape. "We should expect teams' valuations to soar even further," Brown told Daily Mail. "Fan engagement continues to increase and every year the majority of the top 50 p [...]