Adrian Moorhouse - Later Career and Retirement

Later Career and Retirement

In 1989 Moorhouse was appointed MBE. He remained as the world number one until 1991 but at the Barcelona Olympic Games he finished eighth in the final and soon retired from swimming.

He has since enjoyed a successful career as a Management Consultant, co-founding Lane4 in 1995, where he works with a wide range of organisations to help individuals and teams around the world reach their potential.

Moorhouse was chosen as an official Team GB Ambassador for London 2012 Games and was also a torchbearer.

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