Dr. Grayson Brown, an internationally recognized public health entomologist, has been active in his field for over 40 years. His work has concentrated on implementing integrated vector management programs for municipalities and government agencies. He has more than 120 refereed publications, numerous research/development grants, and has trained many graduate students (MS and PhD) and post-doctoral scholars throughout the world. He is particularly well known for his international work which, at different times of his career, has been conducted in Africa, SE Asia, and South America.

He is currently the Executive Director of the Puerto Rico Vector Control Unit which has responsibility for vector control throughout all of Puerto Rico, employs a staff of nearly 35, and a budget of $4 million/yr. Prior to that position, he was the Chief Public Health Entomologist for the Pacific Island Health Officers Association where he worked with the environmental health agencies of island countries and territories throughout the Western Pacific region.