martin corry

Martin Corry is a former English rugby union player, World Cup winner, and British & Irish Lion, known for his versatile play as a lock, blindside flanker, and number eight. After playing an integral role in England’s victorious 2003 Rugby World Cup campaign in Australia, Martin Corry went on to forge a distinguished career as a World Cup winner and British & Irish Lion. Corry made his senior England debut in 1997 against Argentina, subsequently earning 64 Test caps for his country. A natural leader, he captained the national side in 17 matches, including challenging periods from March 2005 to March 2006, November 2006, and September 2007.

He served as the Director of Strategic Partnerships for the Mark Group and subsequently joined DocuSign, applying his experience in dynamic business environments. His deep commitment to the sport continues through his influential involvement with rugby’s governing body; he was elected onto the Rugby Football Union (RFU) Council, taking over from esteemed predecessor Richard Hill. Most recently, in January 2024, Corry demonstrated his enduring connection to the sport and its community by participating in a traditional Boxing Day match at Tunbridge Wells RFC, playing alongside his son, Ned, in a multi-generational family pairing. Martin Corry remains a highly respected figure, consistently applying his proven leadership, strategic vision, and commitment to excellence across both the sporting and corporate sectors.