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Bob Dwyer is one of the most influential figures in world rugby, renowned for coaching Australia to victory in the 1991 Rugby World Cup and leading the NSW Waratahs to their first-ever Super 12 championship play-off in 2002. With a coaching career spanning more than two decades, Dwyer guided Australia in 74 Tests, winning 70% of his matches—the highest success rate in Australian rugby history.
Before his international success, Dwyer played 347 matches for Randwick’s Myrtle Greens and later coached the club to six premierships. He is the only coach to lead two World Cup campaigns, in 1991 and 1995, and also enjoyed successful stints coaching in France and the UK.
A Centenary Medal recipient for his services to rugby union, Bob now brings his expertise to corporate audiences, drawing powerful parallels between high-performance sport and business leadership.
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- Achieving the final goal
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