Kenny Logan is a former Scotland international rugby player who transitioned into a motivational speaker and successful sports marketing professional.
Founding Director of Logan Sports Marketing, an agency established after his rugby career to assist brands in maximizing their sponsorship investments in sports.
Logan Sports Marketing formed a new partnership with the Global Rugby Players Foundation as the official fundraising and sponsorship agency, aiming to support global rugby players.
Sponsor for various events and initiatives supported by Kenny Logan, demonstrating corporate involvement in his charity work.
Sponsor for various events and initiatives supported by Kenny Logan, demonstrating corporate involvement in his charity work.
Sponsor for various events and initiatives supported by Kenny Logan, demonstrating corporate involvement in his charity work.
Sponsor for various events and initiatives supported by Kenny Logan, demonstrating corporate involvement in his charity work.
Sponsor for various events and initiatives supported by Kenny Logan, demonstrating corporate involvement in his charity work.
Partnered with Kenny Logan for a 700-mile celebrity charity challenge, providing support and gear for the event.
Partnered with Kenny Logan for a 700-mile celebrity charity challenge, providing support and gear for the event.
Partnered with Kenny Logan for a 700-mile celebrity charity challenge, providing support and gear for the event.
Official Car Rental Partner of the RFU, supporting staff with vehicles and playing a significant role in activations, as promoted by Kenny Logan.
Born on April 3, 1972, in Stirling, Scotland, Kenneth McKerrow Logan initially pursued football, undergoing trials as a goalkeeper for Dundee United and Hearts. Diagnosed with dyslexia as a child, an obstacle he would later overcome, Logan found an early escape in sports. He left school at the age of sixteen and began his rugby career with his local club, Stirling County RFC. Logan’s journey continued as he represented Glasgow District as an amateur before the sport’s professionalisation in 1996 led him to play for Glasgow Rugby, now known as the Glasgow Warriors, participating in the inaugural professional matches for the team in the 1996–97 season. Logan holds the distinction of being Glasgow Warrior No. 15, signifying his role as the full-back in the team’s first professional game.
In 1997, Logan moved to England to join Wasps RFC, where he spent seven seasons. During his tenure with Wasps, he contributed significantly to the team’s success, helping them secure the Anglo-Welsh Cup twice, in 1999 and 2000, and the English Premiership title in the 2002–03 season. His contribution in the 2000 Anglo-Welsh Cup final included scoring a try and a conversion. After his time with Wasps, Logan returned to Glasgow in 2004 for one season before concluding his playing career with London Scottish in 2005. Logan’s international career for Scotland spanned from 1992 to 2003, during which he earned 70 caps and scored 20 tries. He featured in the 1995, 1999, and 2003 Rugby World Cups, retiring from international rugby after the 2003 tournament.
Following his retirement from professional rugby, Kenny Logan has remained active in various capacities. He co-founded Logan Sports Marketing, an agency specialising in sports sponsorship, events, hospitality, and rights management. Logan has also taken on philanthropic roles, serving as a past president of the children’s charity Sparks and initiating ‘Logan’s Challenge’ to support the organisation. In his personal life, Logan married television presenter Gabby Yorath in 2001, and they have twins, born in 2005. He also participated in the fifth series of BBC’s ‘Strictly Come Dancing’. In 2022, Logan received an early diagnosis of prostate cancer during a routine health check, undergoing successful surgery and subsequently raising awareness about the disease.
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