Football Hall of Fame Candidate, Brian Holloway was born into an Air Force family and was forced to overcome several challenges early in life: Adjusting to growing up in seven different states, moving in and out of schools, even being labeled a “slow learner” and a troubled child headed for juvenile delinquency! Holloway never gave up and earned academic honors and athletic awards throughout his high school and college years, receiving offers for over 350 athletic scholarships. After graduating from Stanford University, he was a first round draft pick to the New England Patriots, establishing himself as one of the premier offensive tackles in the game. He was an All-Pro selection for four consecutive seasons. He retired from the NFL in 1992 after seven seasons with the New England Patriots and two with the Los Angeles Raiders. 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 School. Holloway assists private sector organizations, Fortune 500 companies, and non-profit groups achieve their goals of increased productivity and maximized profits-inspiring them, in short, to set new standards and break records.
Brian Holloway