Brian Holloway

A Stanford All-American and five-time NFL All-Pro, Brian Holloway, excelled as the team captain of the 1985 New England Patriots, AFC Championship Team. In 1986, at age 26, Holloway was one of the principal architects of the NFL's growth strategy that produced a landmark $18 Billion TV contract in 1998. Look for his distinguished football accomplishments to be recorded in the Pro Football's Hall of Fame. Hall of Fame Coach, Bill Walsh - NFL Dynasty Crafter, calls Brian "A true champion. A playmaker and a leader that calls out the best in people."

Hired by 258 Fortune 500 Companies, Brian Holloway has set himself apart in delivering high performance value for the hard charging corporate competitors. Brian is recognized for his elite status as a TEAM BUILDING expert. He is a leader. He is a motivator.

His client list includes Wal-Mart, Albertsons, Honeywell, MBNA, Bank of America, Apple, Sprint, Verizon, AT&T, Cisco Systems, State Farm, SalomonSmithBarney, Knight Trading, Reebok, DaimlerChrysler, Best Buy, Wachovia Bank, and thousands more. Brian has been a featured guest lecturer at Harvard's Business School, Yale University, Stanford University, Princeton, New York Graduate School of Business and Williams College. He's been featured on CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, ESPN, and USA Today.

In 2007 Brian was enshrined in Stanford Universities Hall of Fame, as one of the greatest athlete's of all time.

His clients describe his impact as;
"Passionate." "Frank." "Relevant." "Hard Hitting." "Engaging." "Important."

One Wall Street VP, says

"So much for the dumb jock theory, Brian has comprehensive and extensive business knowledge and the passionate resolve as a true Champion and Leader. The impact on our organization was immeasurable. It will be felt for decades."

President George Bush. "Brian is a man of character."

Secretary Colin Powell. "Brian has been raised to be a leader among his peers."

You will find Brian's heart in upstate New York with his wife Tammy, along with their eight children. Brian sits as an associate Pastor at United Ordained Church in Troy, New York -- an urban inner city non-denominational outreach.