Jordan Goodfellow shares his inspiring journey from the music industry to becoming a successful entrepreneur whose faith, family, and purpose now guide every aspect of his life. In this conversation with Gavin Tudor Elliot, he reflects on resilience, leadership, overcoming adversity, entrepreneurship, and building a meaningful legacy rooted in service and unwavering faith.
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When Colorado deemed his business "non-essential," moving to Florida let the company expand and the mission grow.
The skills of a music career transfer — but lasting fulfillment came from building around faith and family.
A rough year pushed him to set clear expectations for his team and start a weekly 10-minute huddle.
His legacy goal is raising his two boys to lead, and helping other men take responsibility for their families.
When live events shut down in March 2020, saying yes to every project and staying consistent and disciplined carried the business through.
Jordan Goodfellow is the founder of GigRent, an audiovisual equipment rental company with locations in Orlando and the Denver area. After years on rock tours, including four with Linkin Park, he moved his family from Colorado to Florida after being told his business was non-essential.
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