Abstract
Sean Fitzpatrick is a legend of international rugby and international sport. He was captain of the New Zealand rugby team, the All Blacks. He played 92 international matches for the All Blacks from 1986 to 1998, including a world record 63 consecutive Test matches and 51 Test matches as captain of New Zealand. He captained the All Blacks in the classic 1995 World Cup Final against South Africa. Fitzpatrick remains closely involved in rugby — as an author, journalist and pundit. He is on the main board of Harlequins RFC and is the co-founder and director of Front Row Hospitality, which includes the sport-to-business leadership company Front Row Leadership — offering consultation, leadership and motivational advice to companies. Des Dearlove talked to him about leadership and life after the All Blacks.
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