Biography of Brian Holloway

Brian Holloway was one of the principal architects of the NFL's growth strategy that produced a landmark $18 Billion TV contract in 1998. Still serving as a consultant to new NFL franchise purchases, Brian's "future thinking" insures that he will be an active presence in the National Football League for years to come. Look for his distinguished football accomplishments to be recorded in the Pro Football's Hall of Fame.
As an international Motivational Futurist, his speaking engagements reach over 1 million people word-wide. Audiences and clients are given an inside look into the future of world class competitors who consistently out-perform the competition. His credibility comes from achieving bottom-line results turning around underperforming teams, transforming organizations and building championships. He has done it rather than just talk about it.

Brian Holloway founded the WFN: Center for Competitive Excellence, a holding company that specializes in organizational breakthroughs, for those leaders who are actively seeking and committed to an extraordinary future. As an executive coach to CEOs and Senior Management, Brian takes on One-on-One Coaching with the same skill, vigor, expertise and confidence that have been the hallmark of all his achievements. These very frank and powerful coaching sessions are not for those leaders who are seeking incremental improvement over last year’s performances, or in short, those hoping for survival. One-on-One Coaching is for those who have already won at the game of success, and now want much more!

Holloway's career and accomplishments have resulted in extensive media coverage. He has appeared on Good Morning America, The Today Show, USA Network, NBC, ABC Sports, The Roy Firestone Show, and the Club 700 as well as receiving print coverage in USA Today, New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, the Los Angeles Times, and the Chicago Tribune.

Brian Holloway has testified before Congress, guest lectured at the Harvard Business School, New York University, Northeastern University, Boston College, Williams College, Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, Hillsdale College, Northeastern University and the University of Michigan. In 1995, President Clinton recognized Brian as one of America's top emerging leaders.