Brian Holloway

As the #1 high School recruit, Stanford’s Bill Walsh found his new leader that would launch his high-powered West Coast Offense - 6’7”, 275lb Tackle Brian Holloway. Holloway’s passion, work-ethic and leadership lifted Stanford to national rankings while protecting future Hall of Famer, John Elway's blindside. Holloway captured the interest of all the NFL Teams particularly, Tom Landry’s Dallas Cowboys, Chuck Noll’s Pittsburgh Steelers, Joe Gibbs Washington Redskins, while becoming the most dominating left tackle in the 1981 NFL Draft.

The timing was perfect. Holloway’s fierce competitive team spirit, new style of full field play transformed the 2-14 New England Patriots into a culture of Champions. In 1985, as a 5X All-Pro and Team Captain, Holloway led the Patriots to their 1st Super Bowl facing the “Super Bowl Shuffle” 85 Chicago Bears. Despite the loss, the gateway to the Super Bowl was now open and their sacred 7 Covenants of Team Champion, today known as The Patriot Way continues to drives the New England Patriots Dynasty.

As Executive Vice President of NFL Players Association, Holloway helped negotiate the new collective bargaining agreement that resulted in the NFL’s landmark Billion Dollar TV Contract. Holloway comes from a long line of prominent national leaders who helped shape America, he is the 5th generation of advisors to The White House and Homeland Security.

Holloway now runs Elite CEO/Owner Bootcamps, an entrepreneur executive curriculum that helps clients outperform competition, retain talent and build world class teams. With clients that include General Electric, Wal-Mart, Salomon Smith Barney, Verizon Wireless, AIG Life, Harvard Business School, Hewlett Packard and Cisco Systems, he shares his extraordinary insights with numerous billion-dollar companies, coaching CEO's and teams on how to change the playbook and re-invent their organizations.

Holloway's accomplishments have landed him appearances on Good Morning America, Today, NBC Sports, ABC Sports, and ESPN. He has been featured in USA Today, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, and the Chicago Tribune. Holloway resides in Florida with his wife and they have 8 grandchildren.