matt perry

Matt Perry transitioned from an esteemed rugby career as an England international and British & Irish Lion to a leadership development and high-performance coaching professional, now serving as the Founder and Director of Transition 15. After a standout debut for England in 1997, where he was awarded Man of the Match against Australia, Matt Perry went on to establish a decorated international rugby career. Prior to his international breakthrough, Perry made his first team debut for Bath in December 1995, and further developed his skills playing for the Durban Crusaders’ under-21 side in South Africa for four months in 1996. Upon his return, he rejoined Bath Rugby, where he played 221 times and scored 561 points, becoming the club’s longest-serving player at the time of his retirement in 2007.

This role reflects his dedication to impactful charitable work, further demonstrating his multifaceted leadership and commitment to both professional and social contributions.