Joe Marler

Joe Marler is one of the most recognisable names in English rugby. Known for his colourful haircuts, offbeat interviews, and eclectic bans, Joe's professional career with Harlequins began at the age of seventeen. As a keynote speaker, Joe captivates audiences with his larger-than-life personality, engaging humour, and relatability. One of his most notable achievements is helping the England rugby team reach the 2019 World Cup final in Japan, solidifying his status as one of the best loosehead props in the world.

Joe's early career began with Eastbourne Sharks at eleven, he climbed the ranks, representing Sussex Under 14-18 and London & Southeast in 2006. His journey saw him joining Harlequins Academy in 2008, making his senior debut a year later, under the coaching od Bobby Walsh. His time in the lower tiers, including loan spells at Esher and Worthing, provided a necessary learning curve that contributed significantly to his career.

Joe has an impressive list of achievements, including winning three Six Nations titles with England and two Premiership Rugby titles with Harlequins. He captained Harlequins in the 2014-2015 season and was part of the British & Irish Lions squad in 2017. His off-field ventures include co-hosting ‘The Joe Marler Show’ podcast and writing his book ‘Loose Head, Confessions of an (un)professional rugby player’, where he candidly discusses his mental health struggles. Additionally, Joe has been a CALM ambassador and hosted the Sky documentary ‘Big Boys Don’t Cry’.

People should hire Joe Marler for his engaging and humorous speaking style, rich with personal stories and valuable life lessons. Joe speaks passionately about male mental health, drawing from his own experiences to provide insightful and inspiring talks. His topics include mental health, resilience, teamwork, and leadership, which are crucial in today’s world.