Woodward,

About

Sir Clive Woodward is a renowned international speaker, coach, and business leader, best known for leading England to victory in the 2003 Rugby World Cup and serving as Director of Sport for Team GB at the London 2012 Olympic Games. A former international player and British & Irish Lion, Clive guided England to become the number one team in the world as Head Coach, culminating in their historic World Cup triumph. He later joined the British Olympic Association, playing a pivotal role in Team GB’s success at the Beijing, Vancouver and London 2012 Olympics. Clive is currently Director of Sport at APEX2100, the international ski academy based in Tignes, and a member of the IOC Entourage Commission, supporting athlete and coach development worldwide. He is also the Founder of Stryve Sport. As a Daily Mail columnist, Clive shares insights on leadership, performance and teamwork with a global audience. His unique perspective comes from a career spanning both business and sport, beginning at Rank Xerox, where he learned the fundamentals of business excellence, before running his own successful finance and leasing company. Clive has since worked with hundreds of organisations, from ambitious start-ups to global multinationals, helping leaders and teams perform under pressure and build winning cultures. His acclaimed methodologies, including DNA of a Champion, Winning Culture, Success from Setbacks and Brilliant Basics, translate lessons from elite sport into practical frameworks for business success. Great Teams Are Made of Great Individuals. Delivering Results Through People. Talent Alone Is Not Enough. 100 Things 1% Better. I Never Lose I Either Win or Learn. Whoever Wins in IT Tends to Win. How Do You Want to Be Remembered?