Robbie Farah is one of the most respected hookers of the modern era, known for his leadership, toughness and football intelligence. A Balmain junior, he won the 2005 premiership with the Wests Tigers, went on to captain the club and became its most capped player, finishing a 17 season career with more than 300 NRL games, including stints with South Sydney.

Robbie played 16 State of Origin games for NSW, winning the 2014 series and the 2012 Brad Fittler Medal, and represented Australia, winning the 2009 Four Nations and the 2013 World Cup. Twice named Dally M Hooker of the Year and the 2010 International Hooker of the Year, he also proudly captained Lebanon. Today he shares insights from elite sport on leadership, resilience and performing under pressure.

Available for: Guest speaking, leadership and team culture sessions, sports lunches and functions, corporate events, panels and Q&A, media appearances, community and grassroots events

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