International Speakers Group

Love Your Sister is Australia’s hardest working cancer vanquishing charity, and since its inception in 2012 has raised over $15M for medical research.

Most people know ‘Razor Ray’ Chamberlain as the larger than life AFL Umpire who stamps his mark on the game each week! Ray is an enigmatic character who struts his stuff on the field often making it into the media for some of his on-field antics. What most don’t know is that there is much[…] Read More

Regarded as the AFL’s premier ruckman at the end of the 2018, Max Gawn is available as a guest speaker

Robert de Castella is Australia’s greatest ever marathon runner. He set the world record in 1981, became Australia’s first Track and Field World Champion in 1983, won two Commonwealth Games marathons in 1982 and 1986 and dominated the event worldwide for most of the 1980’s. While he represented Australia at four Olympic Games, finishing 5th,[…] Read More

When her 11-year-old son Luke tragically lost his life at the hands of his father, Rosie Batty was catapulted into the media spotlight. But from the very start, she made sure her story was never just about her own horrific tragedy. With fierce determination and incredible courage, Rosie channelled her grief into a tireless and[…] Read More

Glenn McGrath is one of cricket’s most decorated players and the chairman of the McGrath Foundation. Glenn and his late wife founded The McGrath Foundation to address the shortage of breast care nurses in Australia, particularly in regional Australia. The foundation has helped countless lives of Australian women battling breast cancer. The foundation has 54[…] Read More

Brian Taylor is a much loved sporting media personality and former AFL footballer with the Richmond and Collingwood Football Clubs. His current media commitments include Channel 9, Fox Sports and Triple M radio. The moustachioed Taylor, known as ‘Barge’, ‘Bristle’ or ‘BT’, began his VFL career with Richmond in 1980. He eventually left the Tigers[…] Read More

Walter Mikac’s story touched the world. His wife and two little girls were amongst 35 people shot dead at Australia’s worst ever massacre, at Port Arthur, Tasmania, in 1996. Walter’s courage and dignity in the face of unimaginable horror had a profound and far reaching effect. It was a journey requiring unimaginable strength and courage,[…] Read More

Co-founder of Whitelion, experienced teacher and published author, highlight the diverse background of Glenn Manton beyond his public profile of professional athlete and media performer. Glenn Manton has focused his vast knowledge of youth, in particular, to establish himself as one of Australia’s most regarded adolescent speakers and motivators. Glenn’s youth based work extends to[…] Read More