Jenn Brown is a two-time Emmy Award winning broadcaster with knowledge and expertise in the TV industry that spans almost 2 decades.

Brown is best known as the first female correspondent on the hit series Inside the NFL on Showtime. She has also served as a host & reporter for ESPN on a variety of programming, a host on American Ninja Warrior for NBC, and as a live studio host for NFL Network. Most recently, she served as a host and reporter for Bellator MMA on Showtime.

Growing up with parents that were Olympic Gymnastics coaches, Jenn’s love of sports began at a young age. She competed in 7 sports in high school, and went on to play softball for the University of Florida where she was honored as a 3 x NFCA Academic All-American. She graduated Summa Cum Laude with a degree in criminology. Jenn lives in Atlanta with her husband, actor Wes Chatham, and her two sons, Nash and Rhett.

Francey Hakes was a prosecutor for 16 years, serving first as an Assistant District Attorney and then as an Assistant U.S. Attorney with a variety of assignments including national security and child exploitation matters. Francey also served a special detail to the Office of Intelligence Policy and Review presenting FISA warrants to the FISA Court in counterterrorism and counter-espionage cases and assisted in the prosecution of Zacarias Moussaoui. She was also the country’s first National Coordinator for Child Exploitation Prevention and Interdiction, a post appointed by the U.S. Attorney General. Hakes oversaw all child exploitation efforts at the Department of Justice, testified before the U.S. Congress and the United States Sentencing Commission, and briefed senior officials at the White House, Congress, and the Department of Justice on child exploitation issues. She is CEO of her own consulting firm, providing advice, counsel and expert witness services to firms, law enforcement, schools, governments, industry, non-profits, Hollywood firms and others on national security and the protection of children. Francey has appeared as a legal analyst on Fox News, CNN, NBC Nightly News, and other news series, and is an opinion contributor for The Hill and the Washington Examiner. Francey was a Senior Producer of America’s Most Wanted and a producer of the Audible Originals Call Me God and Shootout: The Battle for North Hollywood. She holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Georgia, a juris doctor from Ohio Northern University College of Law, and an honorary doctorate from Ohio Northern University.