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Brian Holloway

A Stanford All-American and 5 Time NFL All-Pro, Brian Holloway overcame great odds to earn academic honors and athletic awards throughout his high school and college years, receiving offers for over 350 athletic scholarships. After graduating from Stanford University, the 6'7" 320 pound powerhouse was a first round draft pick to the New England Patriots, establishing himself as one of the premier offensive tackles in the game. He excelled as the Patriots’ team captain in 1985 and was an All-Pro selection for four consecutive seasons. In 1986, at age 26, Holloway became the youngest Vice-President in the history of the NFL Players Association. He retired from the NFL in 1992 after seven seasons with the New England Patriots and two with the Los Angeles Raiders. Today, Holloway is an international motivational speaker and renowned corporate trainer, mobilizing companies and organizations in search of peak productivity, helping them achieve new levels of excellence. He understands how to transform thinking within organizations and challenge the competitive spirit of diverse work teams. Committed to service throughout his playing days and beyond, Holloway has testified before Congress regarding the Community Service Act and guest lectured at Harvard University Business... Next

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