With a remarkable career at the forefront of business, sports administration and the legal profession, Rod McGeoch unites exemplary senior level management experience with an unparalleled commitment to achievement. Perhaps best known as the leader of Sydney's successful Olympics 2000 bid, he is Chairman or Director of a wide range of major corporations and past Chairman Emeritus of Corrs Chambers Westgarth, one of Australia's largest law firms.
Indeed, Rod was described, in an ABN AMRO report as being Australasia’s most influential Director. He is a past-President of the Law Society of New South Wales and a Member of the Order of Australia. He is also Chairman of Vantage Point Equity Group, Saatchi & Saatchi's Trans Tasman Advisory Board and Co-Chairman of the Australia New Zealand Leadership Forum. He is a former Chairman of the Committee for Sydney and plays a leading role in a variety of cultural, community and welfare organisations.
Rod McGeoch is an accomplished media presenter, whose career highlights include winning (with Margaret Throsby) the Golden Gavel Award for excellence in legal reporting. Rod was also the official media spokesman for the Law Society of New South Wales and comments frequently on television, radio and in newspapers on all aspects of the law, the legal profession, the Olympic Games, transport issues and issues to do with the development or otherwise of Sydney. Rod has published two best-selling books: McGeoch and The Bid.
Rod McGeoch is an outstanding and inspirational speaker on a variety of subject areas including business development, marketing, the law and the Olympic Games. He delivers compelling insights into corporate strategies, leadership and team motivation.
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