Today will be a family affair for Sid Brown, CEO of NFI, as he watches the Hoyas face the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles at the Wells Fargo Center, in Philadelphia. Brown, a Georgetown '79 grad, will be cheering with his sister; his wife, Sandy; their son, Jake; and two of Jake's friends.
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