David Campese

BIO

David Campese is a Rugby Union Legend who has spent over 25 years captivating audiences globally as a Speaker and Brand Ambassador. His remarkable journey as a keynote speaker, brand collaborator, and rugby ambassador showcases his passion, creativity, and flair in every endeavor. Drawing from a stellar career that includes over 101 Tests for Australia, his speeches are a compelling narrative of risk-taking, self-belief, and the art of empowerment. Throughout his illustrious career, Campese earned accolades, including the Order of Australia, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to rugby. Notably, he was named the Player of the Tournament at the 1991 Rugby World Cup, a testament to his skill and dedication. Inducted into the Wallaby and World Rugby Hall of Fame, his impact on the sport is enduring.

SKILLS

Leadership | Motivation | Inspiration | Empowerment | Adversity | Resilience | Performing under Pressure | Communication | Mentoring | Risk-Taking | Creativity | Flair | Resilience In addition to his accomplishments in the 15-a-side game, Campese excelled in Rugby 7s, captaining Australia to a bronze medal at the 1998 Commonwealth Games. Voted as one of the Magnificent 7 by World Rugby, his influence extends beyond the field. His keynote speeches are a dynamic blend of rugby wisdom and life lessons, offering audiences worldwide insights into leadership, motivation, resilience, and the journey to success.

ACHIEVEMENTS

+ International Rugby - Australia + 101 Tests for Australia, scoring 64 tries + Order of Australia recipient + Rugby World Cup - Player of the Tournament (1991) + Wallaby and World Rugby Hall of Fame + Commonwealth Games - Captain of Australia (1998) + Commonwealth Games - Bronze (1998) + Voted as one of the Magnificent 7 by World Rugby