Dan O'Brien's partnership with the USOC has enabled a lifetime bond in good standing with past and present Olympic athletes. Dan, in conjunction with the USOC has createda web series, "Can Dan Do It?" This series documents O'Brien, "The World's Greatest Athlete," compete in twenty-eight different Olympic events, after he has interviewed the athletes and coaches and has learned the nuances of their respected sports. The Web series, "Can Dan Do It?" can be viewed at www.teamusa.org .

O'Brien has served as an Olympic Ambassador for three years. The Olympic Ambassador Program is one of the largest Olympic team initiatives in existence. This program allows O'Brien to mentor current Olympic athletes going for the gold. Prior to the 2012 Olympic Games, O'Brien will personally meet with each Olympic qualifier. His goal in mentoring Olympic athletes is to help prepare them to compete at their peak. O'Brien also advises the athletes on media training, performance preparation, and any other areas of personal concern.  Obrien serves as a key facilitator for the USOC "Reach the Peak Program." This program is centered on Olympic athletes who reside at the Olympic Training Centers in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Chula Vista, California. At the Olympic Training Centers, Obrien mentors athletes in all areas in their lives. O'Brien's approach helps the athletes to balance expectation and achievement in their individual sport.