Austin Healey event speaker

Austin Healey

Former Leicester & England Rugby player

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About Austin Healey

During a distinguished rugby career, Austin earned 51 caps for England and toured twice with the British & Irish Lions. He played a pivotal role for the Leicester Tigers, winning two European Cups and earning a reputation as one of the most dynamic backs of the modern era.

After hanging up his boots, Austin transitioned into the world of finance with Credit Suisse before building a successful broadcasting career. He has since become a familiar face on television, appearing on Strictly Come Dancing, Hole in the Wall, and The Big Tackle, as well as serving as a rugby analyst and presenter for BT Sport, ESPN, and ITV.

Off-screen, Austin is a natural storyteller and an in-demand after-dinner speaker and event host. From sporting lessons in leadership and teamwork to tales of grit under pressure, his talks are high-energy, humorous, and packed with practical insight. He also speaks on high performance, personal reinvention, and navigating change, helping audiences translate sporting excellence into business success.

To book Austin Healey contact The Speakers Agency on +44(0)1332 810481 or email enquiries@thespeakersagency.com

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