Robbie Farah

Speaker Bio – Robbie Farah

Robbie Farah is one of the most respected hookers of the modern rugby league era, renowned for his leadership, toughness, and football intelligence. Over a distinguished career spanning more than 15 seasons, Farah became one of the most influential players in the National Rugby League.

Farah played the majority of his career with the Wests Tigers, where he became a club legend and long-serving captain. Debuting in 2003, he went on to play more than 300 NRL games, earning a reputation as one of the game’s toughest and most durable competitors. He was a key member of the Tigers’ historic 2005 NRL Premiership victory and later returned to the club to finish his career in 2019.

At representative level, Farah played 16 matches for the New South Wales Blues in the fiercely contested State of Origin arena, including the Blues’ memorable 2014 series win that ended Queensland’s eight-year dominance. He also represented Australia national rugby league team and captained the Lebanon national rugby league team at international level.
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Following his retirement from playing, Farah transitioned into coaching and mentoring roles, including serving as an assistant coach with the Wests Tigers while remaining closely involved in the development of young players and the growth of rugby league.

Today, Robbie Farah is a highly engaging speaker who shares insights from elite sport on leadership, resilience, teamwork, and performing under pressure. Drawing on his experiences as a premiership winner, captain, and representative player, Farah delivers authentic and entertaining presentations for corporate audiences, sporting organisations, and leadership events