Will Carling was England’s youngest, longest-serving and most successful captains ever taking on the position at the age of 22. He captained England for 59 Tests, winning 44 of them. His leadership qualities ensured England dominated the Five Nations in the first-half of the 1990s. Will Carling completed Grand Slams in 1990, 1991 and 1995. Plus a further Championship with the Triple Crown in 1996.
Will Carling’s business career has been as impressive as his playing successes. From Sedbergh School and Durham University he was commissioned as Lieutenant in the Royal Regiment of Wales before moving onto a marketing post with Mobil Oil in 1988.
As one of England’s most successful ever rugby captains, Will Carling knows exactly what it takes to get the best out of a team. He explains the importance of strong leadership. Will also shows companies and organisations how to succeed through training, teamwork and also motivation.
In 1991 Will founded and became Managing Director of a company presenting motivational seminars to Captains of Industry by Captains of Sport.
From 1997, he presented ITVs coverage of international rugby. He has also set up a sports hospitality company, together with classes offering rugby coaching to children under 14.
An entertaining and practised speaker, Will’s presentations are packed with great ideas aimed at motivating and also achieving peak performance. He talks about rugby, sports in general, leadership, resilience, wellbeing and mental health matters. He has been an obsessive cyclist for many years and co-founded The Pack, an elite cycling club for the corporate world.
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