Anthony Griffin has been a professional rugby league coach for 26 years with a total of 231 NRL games as Head Coach. His illustrious career has seen him on the coaching staff at the Melbourne Storm, reach two grand finals and a premiership in the Queensland Cup, and 6 out of 9 NRL finals series with the Brisbane Broncos, Penrith Panthers, and St George Illawarra Dragons. Anthony also helped guide Tonga to two of their best victories over England and Australia in the 2019 Rugby League Oceanic Cup.

His longevity as a Rugby League coach is a direct reflection of Anthony's key values for success; leadership and resilience. With these values at the core of Anthony's work, he has built teams and clubs from the ground up. Whether this is through guiding young men into flourishing NRL careers, facilitating leadership groups, or building high-performance staff, systems, strategies and cultures, Anthony's knowledge and guidance are invaluable for anyone in any industry.

Along with his NRL career, Anthony has consulted with various corporate businesses, sporting clubs, and organisations as a leadership and resilience mentor. Conducting services like extensive internal reviews, staff workshops, personal and professional coaching, and keynote speaking, Anthony has assisted and educated many on how to achieve success in their fields.

Anthony wrote weekly columns for the Daily Telegraph throughout the 2019 NRL season and provided expert NRL commentary on 2GB and Fox League. He has also made appearances at various events and conferences, offering his coaching experiences and knowledge to a vast range of audiences.

Anthony strongly believes that success comes from within. Everyone involved in an organisation should be taken along the same journey; guided by a culture that is built off a set of core values, standards, and relationships. Anthony's strength is ensuring that staff are motivated and understand their role, guiding leaders through people and change management strategies, and mentoring individuals and groups to get from where they are to where they need to be.