Marvin Brook

Marvin Brook has a diverse range of work experience. Marvin started their career as a Finance Manager at the United States Postal Service, where they managed a large budget and developed and delivered financial education seminars. After retiring from the Postal Service in 2007, Marvin served as an Instructor at The Graduate School until 2010. From there, they volunteered as a Counselor-Cyber at SCORE, providing counseling for small businesses and conducting business seminars. Marvin also volunteered as a Financial Literacy Counselor at Raphael House, helping residents with their financial issues. At Redwood Credit Union, Marvin served as an Education Volunteer, working on a program called "Bite of Reality" to teach high school students about budgeting and financial responsibility. Most recently, Marvin volunteered at SparkPoint as a Volunteer.

Marvin Brook holds a Bachelor's degree in Finance, General from the University of Illinois. It is unclear when they attended this university as the start and end years are not provided. Marvin later pursued a certificate in Financial Planning and Services from Berkeley College, attending from 1999 to 2001.