Will Proctor's marriage (and subsequent divorce) from Ainsley Earhardt may have thrust him into the limelight, but he had quite the illustrious career well before marrying into the Fox News world. Following a successful college football career at Clemson — plus a short-lived stint in the Canadian Football League — he went on to work in finance, per the Washington Independent. While at college, Sports-Reference reported that Proctor got the most playing time during his 2006 season, at which point he had a 60.2 completion percentage and threw for 16 touchdowns.
After he hung up his cleats for good, Proctor was hired as a new vice president and wealth advisor for Neuberger Berman Wealth Management, via On Wall Street. According to the outlet, he was the first to hold the position, since it was created for him. As of this writing, Proctor remains with Neuberger Berman, where he works as the Head of Sponsor Coverage & Managing Director, according to his LinkedIn. Making a smooth transition from professional sports to finance, his career is flourishing. Personal life aside, Proctor has forged a successful career in the business world and it has surely served himself and his daughter well in the years since his divorce. As an added bonus, the position has kept him in New York, nearby his ex-wife, which has surely facilitated easier coparenting. The athlete-turned-businessman reportedly has a net worth of $2 million, per Very Celeb —so all in all, Proctor seems to be doing alright for himself.
