Andy Goode

Andy Goode began his rugby career at Leicester Tigers in 1997. He quickly became one of the team’s most reliable players. During his 15 year tenure with the club, he scored over 1100 points.

Goode left Leicester Tigers in 2012 and went on to play for Saracens and London Wasps before retiring from professional rugby in 2015.

These days, Goode is now an expert commentator on sports and regularly appears on television shows such as BT Sports Rugby Tonight and Sky Sports The Offload. He also appears on BBC Radio 5 Live and writes columns for The Rugby Paper.

Additionally, Goode is an experienced keynote speaker who has given talks at corporate events around the world.

What sets him apart from other speakers in the field is Andy’s combination of experience, enthusiasm and charisma. His engaging speaking style makes him an ideal choice for any event looking to add some excitement to their program. With his background in rugby union and his deep understanding of the sport, Andy can provide valuable insights into what it takes to succeed both on and off the pitch.

Finally, Goode also works as an Associate Director at Global Reach Group, an FX broker. His experience in this field has enabled him to provide valuable insight into the financial aspects of rugby.

Why book Andy Goode as your keynote speaker?

Andy Goode is a great keynote speaker choice for corporate events as well as an experienced event host.

With his long career in rugby at the highest levels, Andy has the experience and knowledge to provide inspiring talks, using stories from his time playing rugby to illustrate points and add humour to his speeches. As a sports pundit, Andy also has the ability to offer unique insights into team dynamics and leadership.

Andy is available to book for talks on a variety of topics, including sports, leadership, motivation and team building. He can tailor his speeches to your organisation’s needs, helping to get across key messages, make positive changes and gain key takeaways that your audience can apply in their own lives.