Eddie Brown’s Fund Beat 99% of Its Peers by Picking Exceptional Stocks — and Employees

The single biggest motivating factor throughout Eddie Brown’s career has been to pay forward a life-changing gift he received in his senior year of high school. “One of my greatest regrets is I didn’t have enough sense at a young age to seek out the person who was my benefactor and thank her,” says Brown, founder of Baltimore-based Brown Capital Management.

In 1983, Brown struck out on his own, founding Brown Capital Management, not because of a dearth of opportunity, he says, but because the timing was right and his philanthropic goals loomed large. The now 36-person employee-owned firm manages $14 billion in assets, including the $5.9 billion Brown Capital Management Small Company fund , which is up an average of 14.3% over the past 15 years, better than 99% of its small-cap growth peers.

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