Create an experience with Justin Langer

Justin Langer knows what pressure feels like. He’s spent a lifetime performing inside it.

For years, he was one of Australia’s most dependable top-order batsmen - 105 Tests, nearly 8,000 runs, and a reputation built on discipline, fight, and heart. Moving from number three to opener turned him into half of Australia’s greatest opening partnership. With Matthew Hayden, he put together six double-century stands and redefined what toughness at the top of the order looked like.

His final Test in the 2006/07 Ashes was a storybook ending: standing beside Hayden, hitting the winning runs that sealed the Ashes, bowing out alongside two giants - Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath.

A few years later, while playing in the UK, he passed Sir Donald Bradman’s first-class run tally. Not many people in world cricket can say that.

Justin’s evolution into coaching was just as impactful. He joined the Australian setup as Batting Mentor, then Assistant Coach, before returning home to lead Western Australia and the Perth Scorchers. Six seasons, multiple titles, and a cultural reset later, he was offered the biggest role in the country - Head Coach of the national team.

What followed? Australia’s first T20 World Cup title. An Ashes victory. A world number one ranking. Justin was inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame and honoured as Wisden’s Coach of the Year. In 2022, he stepped down, choosing his family and wellbeing over the nonstop demands of international leadership.

He’s now a respected author, philanthropist, and board member for the West Coast Eagles and Mineral Resources Ltd. A Member of the Order of Australia, he continues to champion causes close to his heart, including cancer research, men’s health, and community support.

Topic's for Justin Include:

• Leadership - Leading the ship
• The man in the arena
• Creating great environments
• Mental Health
• Dealing with the media
• Truth works
• Transformational leadership
• Cultural transformation
• The power of curiosity
• Fighting back from adversity
• Keys to success
• Luck, opportunity, preparation
• Success and the Australian Cricket Team
• Dealing with change and change management
• Teamwork
• Mentoring
• Goal setting
• Getting the edge 
• Discipline and courage
• Constant improvement
• Synergy - Mind over matter
• Managing through a crisis - (Australian cricket: from South Africa Sandpaper Gate to now)
• Dealing with pressure
• Building and rebuilding a culture
• Working together as a team (we not me)