Professional Summary
Over the past three years I have focused my efforts on developing, leasing and selling several million square feet of industrial and office space ranging from small condos to large multi-tenant and single tenant industrial distribution buildings in the Inland Empire . I was also part of the team that built the town of Rancho Santa Margarita, CA (over 10 years), two privately funded and operated prisons and several Extended Stay hotels. I did five-year stint developing and selling an innovative Internet based outcomes accountability system for tax funded community programs (www.csando.com) and a year and a half of business development with Buy.com. I do motivational speaking based upon my experiences as an Olympic gold medalist in swimming at the 1976 Olympics. Today I use these experiences to guide others on how to achieve their goals and dreams as I work as an affiliate of The Pacific Institute (http://www.thepacificinstitute.com/v2/ ).
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Brian Goodell
Olympic Gold Medalist
As a 17 year-old high school Senior from Mission Viejo High School, Brian Goodell won Olympic gold medals in the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games in two individual events, the 1500 Meter Freestyle and the 400 Meter Freestyle, both in world record times. He came home from Montreal to lead the Diablos to their first ever Mythical National Championship, as compiled by Swimming World Magazine, and a CIF Division I Title.
Brian attended UCLA to swim under the tutelage of the legendary swimming coach, George Haines. He won 9 NCAA individual swimming titles while swimming for the Bruins, and helped build the team to national champions in 1982. Brian set 5 world records and 10 American Records during his career.
Brian set the stage to repeat his Olympic victories in 1980 by winning 3 gold medals in the 1979 Pan American Games in San Juan, Puerto Rico. He was a member of the 1980 United States Olympic team and received the Congressional Gold Medal for outstanding achievement.
Brian remains active as a motivational speaker, television commentator and as a board member for the Orange County Youth Sports Foundation. He lives in Mission Viejo with his wife, Vicki, and their three sons.
Let me know if I can help you with your project!
Brian Goodell
Olympic Gold Medalist
As a 17 year-old high school Senior from Mission Viejo High School, Brian Goodell won Olympic gold medals in the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games in two individual events, the 1500 Meter Freestyle and the 400 Meter Freestyle, both in world record times. He came home from Montreal to lead the Diablos to their first ever Mythical National Championship, as compiled by Swimming World Magazine, and a CIF Division I Title.
Brian attended UCLA to swim under the tutelage of the legendary swimming coach, George Haines. He won 9 NCAA individual swimming titles while swimming for the Bruins, and helped build the team to national champions in 1982. Brian set 5 world records and 10 American Records during his career.
Brian set the stage to repeat his Olympic victories in 1980 by winning 3 gold medals in the 1979 Pan American Games in San Juan, Puerto Rico. He was a member of the 1980 United States Olympic team and received the Congressional Gold Medal for outstanding achievement.
Brian remains active as a motivational speaker, television commentator and as a board member for the Orange County Youth Sports Foundation. He lives in Mission Viejo with his wife, Vicki, and their three sons.
Brian Goodell's connections
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Timothy Wayne Rinehart Chief Executive Officer, Royal... California |
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Ernest Dillihay Performing Arts & Cultural... Los Angeles, CA |
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Harold Klink Vienna VA |
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James Renzas Mission Viejo, CA |