Rory Best

Former professional Irish rugby player, four-time Six Nations champion, Ireland’s most successful captain, OBE recipient

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Rory Best's official speaker topics are listed below:

  • Leadership under pressure
  • Teamwork and collaboration
  • Building resilience and overcoming adversity
  • Motivation and peak performance
  • Navigating high-stakes environments
  • The importance of preparation and strategy
  • Transitioning from sport to business
  • Maintaining composure and focus in critical moments
  • Creating a winning mindset
  • Lessons from international rugby and elite sports
  • 2019 – Competed in his fourth Rugby World Cup with Ireland before announcing retirement
  • 2018 – Captained Ireland to a Six Nations Grand Slam and Triple Crown on St Patrick’s Day
  • 2017 – Led the British and Irish Lions to victory against the Chiefs during the New Zealand tour
  • 2017 – Honoured with an OBE for services to rugby
  • 2016 – Led Ireland to their first-ever win against New Zealand
  • 2016 – Named captain of the Irish national team
  • 2014 – Part of the Six Nations Championship-winning Irish squad
  • 2012 – Captained Ulster to the Heineken Cup final
  • 2009 – Contributed to Ireland’s Grand Slam victory in the Six Nations
  • 2007 – Helped Ireland win the Triple Crown during the Six Nations
  • 2007/08 – Appointed captain of Ulster Rugby
  • 2005/06 – Helped Ulster secure the Pro12 Championship
  • 2004 – Signed for Ulster Rugby as a hooker