Brian Holloway

Biography

A Stanford All-American, 5 time All-Pro, and premier front line competitor, Brian Holloway the 6’7’’, 320 lb. powerhouse excelled as the team captain of the 1985 New England Patriots Super Bowl team. In
1986, Brian was elected by his peers to forge the new direction of NFL policy, becoming the youngest vice-president of the NFL Player’s Association at age 23. He retired from the NFL in 1992 after eight seasons with the Patriots and two with the Los Angeles Raiders, but look for his distinguished football accomplishments to someday be recorded in the Pro Football’s Hall of Fame. Today, Holloway is an international motivational speaker and renowned corporate trainer. Brian’s strategies and case studies are his own. These powerful, high impact presentations have immediate value for every competitor competing for market share in a changing, turbulent economy.

Publications

Titles

Break Records Routinely - By Design
Re-Building Championship Teams
The Greatest Salesperson in the World
Cultural Diversity and Gender Fairness
How to Overcome Adversity
Women: Out Front, Taking the Lead
The Seven Secrets to All-Pro Performance
The Art of Crafting Dynasties-NFL Lessons for the 2002 New Market Economy
The Merger & Making The Impossible Happen-The New Science of Competitive
Excellence
Success to Significance: For CEO’s and First Round Draft Picks only
Getting Back -- the Freedom to Win: Unleashing TEAM Passion, Creativity and
Intensity
Customer Fascination -- The Seventh Discipline of Increasing Sales
Re-Inventing Perfection: Leadership and the New Commission
The Secret of TEAMS that Win -- When Adversity, Upset and Overwhelm are reduced to a “pont of view”