Rhys Webb

For many years I have been a keen athlete, eager to master any new sport. I thrived on the hard work it took develop my skills to a high level and, it was this attitude, hard work and determination that enabled me to excel and become a professional sportsman. I am a natural team player with extensive leadership experience and a track record of success in the high profile and competitive environment of professional rugby. I know that the skills I have mastered throughout my career are extremely transferrable and would help me greatly in the workplace. I feel strongly that my professionalism and drive to succeed would be an asset to anyemployer and I look forward to demonstrating this.

My extensive work within the community has given me the experience and confidence to engage with others, both adults and children. Furthermore, the voluntary work undertaken, particularly visiting charities, has given me the drive to help others. I firmly believe that helping and engaging with othersare some of my strongest attributes and I look forward to being able to utilise these skills within the workplace.

After 17 years of playing professional rugby at the highest level, I feel it is now time to embark on a new career and I hope that I can use my knowledge and experience to embrace this new challenge.

• Wales Rugby player of the year
• Captained Ospreys
• Television Punditry for BBC, Sky Sports and BT sports

• Developing strong relationship management and interpersonal skills. These extend to managing relationships with financial sponsors and corporate partners · Establishing and maintaining a high-level of strength and fitness
• Maintaining a dignified and professional public image
• Displaying high levels of self-discipline, planning and organisation to maintain a healthy diet
• Presenting and speaking at public events
• Hosting corporate entertainment at rugby matches

Capped 45 times by Wales , scoring 10 try’s including winning one six nations grand slam 2012 and Six nations championship 2013. Represented British and Irish Lions In New Zealand 2017, gaining 2 test caps and scoring 1 try and I have represented the Barbarians 2 caps 1 try.

• British Lions 2 Test caps

• Barbarians 2 Test Caps

• Wales 45 Test Caps

• Ospreys 200 appearances

• Toulon 40 appearances
• Bath 1 appearance (duration at club cut short due to Covid-19

• Y Bont Childrens Charity •
• Noah’s Ark Children Chairty
• Bridgend Ravens RFC
• Coach- Bridgend Athletic RFC Minis
• 1-1 and small groups Player development sessions

• Keen property developer; currently holding a portfolio of 7 properties
• I am a fan of all sports and I have played multiple sports at high levels
• Ardent family man and have 3 young Sons ages 12,8 & 5 with whom I love to spend my spare time