Mr. Holtz treads lightly on other subjects, dipping his toes into the pool of deep thought, but often receding and straying toward something else entirely. He’s a very pleasant man -- chipper, sensible, even keeled -- and seems very passionate about the causes he’s created. In fact, he single-handedly conceptualized, produced, and implemented two of the first ever long distance swims on both the East and West coasts. He did so through his production company, MKH20 productions, which seems to be the nucleus of his empire. He also continues to participate actively in a variety of LGBT-centric charities, and he’s expected to engineer somewhere between three to five more events in this vain by the time 2011 concludes. In short, this motherfucker’s busy, and that doesn’t leave much time for Mr. Holtz or his partner, a med student and someone whom he describes as “very busy too, but in a different way.”
It seems, above all else, Mr. Holtz’s agenda is to spread acceptance through charity based projects aimed at the LGBT community. Beyond that, however, Mr. Holtz continues to attempt furthering his entrepreneurial interests. He hopes to brand himself on water bottles, but doesn’t, as suspected, provide much detail. He’d be like the Paul Newman of good ol’ H20. Fun! He’s in shape, he’s competitive, he’s noble, caring, considerate, loving, loyal, and driven. In short, Michael Holtz is actually a golden retriever.
Kidding!
All jokes aside, Mr. Holtz is one of those few jocks who doesn’t measure his worth by the amount of time he spends as the gym. H It seems as though his aim is two fold: to inspire change, but to also democratize health for the emerging generation.
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