K. Braeden Anderson

Braeden wrote Black Resilience: The Blueprint for Black Triumph in the Face of Racism, a groundbreaking book in which he shares his personal experiences with racism and provides powerful strategies for Black empowerment in spite of bias.
Braeden is an attorney at a world-renowned law firm focusing on the representation of financial institutions, public companies, and senior officers in connection with internal and government investigations.
Braeden made headlines for becoming the first to ever play NCAA Division I men’s basketball while attending law school full time. In 2016, he won the Big East Conference Championship with the Seton Hall Pirates. Other powerful stories about Braeden have been reported by Forbes, Law360, the New York Times, ESPN, Bloomberg, NBC Sports, and USA Today.
Braeden is an attorney at a world-renowned law firm focusing on the representation of financial institutions, public companies, and senior officers in connection with internal and government investigations.
Braeden made headlines for becoming the first to ever play NCAA Division I men’s basketball while attending law school full time. In 2016, he won the Big East Conference Championship with the Seton Hall Pirates. Other powerful stories about Braeden have been reported by Forbes, Law360, the New York Times, ESPN, Bloomberg, NBC Sports, and USA Today.