Steve Menzies is one of the most iconic and respected figures in Australian rugby league history. Best known by his nickname "Beaver" and instantly recognisable for the headgear he wore throughout his entire 20 year professional career, Menzies built a reputation as one of the game's toughest, most durable and most exciting forwards.

Debuting for the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles in 1993, Menzies went on to play 349 premiership matches and score 180 tries, a record that stands as the most tries ever scored by a forward in premiership history. Across a career spanning Manly, the Northern Eagles, Bradford Bulls and Catalans Dragons, he amassed 533 first grade games, cementing his place as one of the toughest and most consistent competitors the game has seen.

A premiership winner with Manly in 1996 and 2008, Menzies represented Australia in 26 Test and tour matches, including the 1994 Kangaroo Tour and the 1995 World Cup, and played 20 State of Origin matches for New South Wales. He was a three time Dally M Second Rower of the Year (1994, 1995, 1998) and Dally M Lock of the Year (2002), and was inducted into the NRL Hall of Fame in 2018 in recognition of his outstanding career.

Since retiring, Menzies has remained close to the game he loves, moving into sports media as a commentator and on air personality. Known for his warmth, humility and larrikin sense of humour, he brings genuine, first hand insight into what it takes to succeed and stay at the top for two decades, on resilience, longevity, teamwork and giving everything for the jersey.

Career highlights:

• 533 first grade games across Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, Northern Eagles, Bradford Bulls and Catalans Dragons

• 180 premiership tries, the most by a forward in rugby league history

• Premiership winner with Manly, 1996 and 2008

• 26 Test and tour matches for Australia, including the 1994 Kangaroo Tour and 1995 World Cup

• 20 State of Origin matches for New South Wales

• Dally M Second Rower of the Year, 1994, 1995, 1998

• Dally M Lock of the Year, 2002

• Inducted into the NRL Hall of Fame, 2018

Available for:

• Guest speaking and corporate presentations

• Brand ambassador and partnership campaigns

• Corporate appearances and meet and greets

• MC and event hosting

• Panel discussions and Q&A sessions

• Junior clinics and coaching appearances

• Media and commentary engagements