Cork did what? warning – don’t read this!
Brian Patrick Cork is a “Cultural Architect”.
He helps companies and people change the world.
“I would describe Brian Cork as the ‘Larry Bird’ of the Recruiting Business. The go-to guy when you need the thing to work. The scramble-for-the-ball, great-teammate, no-ego, championship-caliber guy.”- Robert Forrester, CEO – Green Manufacturing
“Brian, you are inspiring, supportive, flexible and a model for young entrepreneurs. Our local business community was impressed; our elevator pitch winner has now been connected with an international landmine removal company, and Radford University’s status was raised by your participation. Personally and professionally, I benefitted from your insights into people, business and the future of our global economy. I hope we get to collaborate on a similar project in the future.” - Dr. Iain Clelland, PhD., School of Business and Economics Radford University
“Brian Cork is the perfect example of the Cultural Architect and Entrepreneur. He is bold and resourceful – balanced by a keen sense of integrity and a desire to excel.” - Raymond St. James, British Financier
Brian Patrick Cork is a trusted advisor, and has been a highly successful executive and entrepreneur, seasoned public speaker, professional athlete, and, business coach with a long history of helping leaders make better decisions. On any given day, Brian Cork speaks with and shares ideas with people ranging from politicians and educators to Fortune 50 executives and startup entrepreneurs. His Executive and Business Coaching Clients include top executives in Fortune 50 companies to professionals in transition.
Brian Cork has raised over $600 million dollars in private placement capital for a wide array of companies across every industry; recruited and counseled hundreds of executives and other decision-makers; and, has actively participated in building dozens of successful organizations.
Brian was named to London’s prestigious ‘Ol Man Society for his contributions as a businessman and philanthropist – and, his well-balanced approach to life. In addition, he has been recognized as one of the most influential entrepreneurs in the Southeast selected by “Catalyst Magazine” as a Top 50 Entrepreneur and a Top 25 Entrepreneur, and has been named by Great Britain’s G2 economics as a Coalition Member of the Year.
In 2009 Brian rolled-out his highly anticipated “Accelerator” program where he is actively involved around incubating several disruptive technology (client) companies in the Atlanta market. In each case Brian has facilitated first-round investments, recruited best-of-class candidates, and is actively involved in establishing new business development through his network and broad range of client companies and strategic partners.
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Brian has now celebrated twenty one years of marriage with Joanne, and they have two daughters – Haley Anne and Emma Jo. Rowdy, the world famous Rhodesian Ridgeback, is also part of the family. Brian would submit he works so that he can indulge one of his greatest passions coaching his daughters in soccer (http://shockers.wordpress.com/) where they have realized successive league championships, and numerous Cups. In addition, Brian coaches the the Cambridge Feeder Select Lacrosse team, and plays for various mens travel teams around the country.
In addition, he is currently researching his first books entitled “Dear God: I am Dancing In My Head”, “This Would Be Jefferson’s View”, “Be Part of the Solution, Not the Problem: Why some people succeed in business and most fail”, and “The CEO Handbook”.
I first heard about you when my husband lost his job. He went and heard you speak at Career Crossroads. He followed your program and we have never looked back. Thanks for giving so much to our community. Jessica
Dear Beloved Brain Cork,
Greetings to you in his most trusted name of our lord and savior Jesus Christ!
I am pleased to introduce to you as Pastor. B. Sanjeeva Rao, serving the lord for the last 20 years in coastal area of Andhra Pradesh state (S. India) in Kotipalli and its surrounding villages and I have been ministering in 10 churches with 10 co-pastors who are young, anointed and dedicated to the service of God.
God made a miracle in my life when I came to see your website, I was light hearted to note the activities of your ministry that touched my heart greatly.
Ours is an independent ministry serving the lord with utmost faith only and there is no help and support from within abroad.
You are well aware the dreadful tsunami that hit coastal belt in 2004 during which time some of our church members reached the heavenly abode leaving their children Orphans. Keeping in view of the misery, we have taken in adoption 20 tsunami Orphan children according to James 1:27 and providing food, clothing, education and all accommodation at free of cost.
Part of our work we visit villages, knock door-to-door, distribute pamphlets, tracts and bible material, pray for the sick and needy and conduct rural village Gospel meetings, win their souls and leading them to the kingdom of God.
I was encouraged after having gone through your website and decided to work with your ministry and in your fellowship.
On my behalf, on behalf of our co-pastors, church elders, Orphan children, widows and saints, I inviting you to visit India in the year 2009 to minister with us as we are much interested to see you in person, to have you in our midst and conduct crusade meetings, pastors seminar and village Outreach ministry and to win many a perishing souls to add to his kingdom and request you to join in prayer with us.
We were all praying for you daily in our personal, family and church prayers and request you to continue to pray for us, for our ministry and for our invitation to you to visit India to ministry with us in 2009.
I look forward to hearing from you very soon.
Yours in Christ Jesus,
Pastor B Sanjeeva Rao.
Watch how Brian works around kids. He walks his talk when it comes to ‘building citizens’. Art
Way to go Brain. A life well lived. Keep being an inspiration.
Trumpeteer
Your mention of Nick Pappas came up in a google search I was doing of a completely unrelated topic and so I printed it off and showed the archived mentions to him. He sends you the following in reply. Although he has no computer, the department secretary periodically checks his email for him. M. Hrezo, Associate Professor
Dear Brian,
You get arete for your thumos! Looking out over my spectacles through memory I can picture your labors in the vineyard of college. I have a piece of delicious fruit to offer you in the form of Michael Polyani’s “The Great Transformation.” It puts economic thinking in its plalce as part of the pantheon of the science of God and man, world and society. Adam Smith would love it and so will you!
Swine
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Chris,
Very awesome blog!!! Please get in touch with me sometime could use some personel coaching these days. The economy has really taken a toll I my attitude and outlook on life…
Van Vogel
757-345-3318
I will be calling you this very day, Brother.
Cork
I really like your blog.
Thank you. Positive affirmation is always deeply appreciated.
Cork
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Brian, I saw you speak at Georgia State University for their Innovation competition. You are such an inspiration to entrepreneurs and a champion for passion and business. I also saw you coaching one of your soccer teams at a tournament last month. It looks like you have a real knack for getting people to do their best.
I am a huge fan of your blog.
Rod
This past weekend I was at a soccer tournament in Kennesaw Georgia and I heard about this incredible coach that took two separate girls teams to the finals. We had a chance to stop by the fields and saw that you were actually coaching the two teams at the same time! In fact they both scored almost simultaneously and you had your hands up in the aire telling them how proud you were of all of them. Amazing. Then I realized I had heard about you. You are the same man that almost single handidly helped my brother save his business a few years ago. That saved his marriage also. What ever your are doing please keep doing it. Inspiring young athletes, leading our community in business, just being a neat guy. I just regret not shaking your hand. I need to find out what club you coach for. But I will follow this blog. Thats for sure.
Michael Devers
Brilliant. Great content. My hat is off to a life well lived Mr Cork and a great example to us all.
Peter Danika
Thank you for this webpage. Thats all I can say. You most definitely have made this blog into something speciel. You clearly know what you are doing. You’ve covered so many corners. see you
I admire when somebody compares and speaks the facts. There are the ideal bold people on this planet to stand “up” for what they have faith in.
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