Business Experience:
Business Entrepreneur with 25+ years of experience of successfully operating and guiding small businesses to growth and profitability.
Founder, CEO and President of Global Link Technology, a privately held company that specialized in the refurbishment, resale and recycling of technology assets.
Founder, President of Second Frontiers, LLC, an international real estate and property management company.
Performed International Mergers and Acquisition and International Client Development in Asia, Central America and South America for Arrow Electronics, a Fortune 130 company.
Board of Director member for several USA corporations.
Developed and lead faith-based house building projects for the poor in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.
Developed and lead international fútbol clothing collections and donations to the underprivileged international fútbol communities in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.
Futbol Experience:
Professional Fútbol Player in USA.
NCAA Division 1 Player
20+ years of playing experience
15 years of Amateur Coaching experience
Assisted in the Development of USA U20 National Team Players.
Graduate of the University of Richmond with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics
Futbol Experience:
Industry leader in Education, Coaching and Management practices.
Sport Management Lecturer at George Mason University, Fairfax, VA., USA
National Soccer Champion, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Soccer Player in Germany and the NCAA Division 1 college system in the U.S.A.
UEFA Licensed coach (Germany)
Oliver Weiss came through the youth sports system in West Germany before accepting a soccer scholarship to an American university. A successful coaching and teaching career of 20 years followed culminating in several championships, such as the NCAA Division 1 National Championship with the University of North Carolina. Now, a university lecturer in sport management and a consultant to many sports organizations, Weiss joins Global Fútbol United to leverage his expertise to improve communities and organizations.
