All Black legend, Sean Fitzpatrick, can boast one of rugby's most prolific careers, playing in 121 international matches and holding the record for the most test matches as an All Black captain (51) and most test match victories as a player (74). Sean's career highlights include a Lions Series win in 1993, a 1996 test series triumph in South Africa and winning the inaugural Rugby World Cup in 1987.

Since ending his playing days Sean has gone on to a buoyant career including rugby punditry for Sky and ITV as well as a regular column for the Sunday Times. Widely acknowledged as being a reputable and level headed pundit of the sport, as chairman of the judging panel, Sean is bound to steer this team to a fair and well considered conclusion.

As a player Bill was the premiership-winning flanker for Sydney club Manly and represented the Australian Rugby Union team 21 times.  He made three overseas tours for the Wallabies including the 1984 Grand Slam tour of the UK  and the 1986 Bledisloe Cup winning  tour of New Zealand.

Today Calcraft, an Oxford Blue, is Managing Director of the London-based Allianz Renewable Energy Fund which invests and manages operating renewable energy assets around Europe. Bill brings proven success in international business and a unique knowledge of southern hemisphere rugby to the panel.

Simon is the Managing Director of Eurosport Television Limited, the Pan European Sports Broadcaster operating 4 TV channels and Europe's leading sports website in a Joint Venture with Yahoo!. His background ranges from Tickets.com where he was Managing Director of EMEA for the Major League Baseball Advanced Media owned business for three years. Crane began his career at Bass Brewers as head of sponsorship and moved over to the Coca-Cola Company in 1994 as head of sport and entertainment Europe.

After a stint in America with the Coca-Cola Company Worldwide Sports Group, he returned to the UK as Group Chief Executive of Loftus Road PLC, owner of Queens Park Rangers FC and London Wasps RFC. He then launched a sports management and brand-building agency Brandnation Sports and Entertainment.  Simon in a Non-Executive Director of Infoscreen Networks plc and San Firmin Films Ltd and is married with three children.

Roger Draper is currently the CEO of the LTA having previously served as CEO of Sport England where Roger lead a major review and reorganization of the £500m spent on sport in the UK.

Roger was also involved in the 2012 bid and Team England’s 2006 Commonwealth Games campaign. As an elite athlete, Roger has gained international honours in both rugby league and tennis.

Rebecca’s track record spans over 18 years agency and client side experience, 10 of which have directly been involved in sport. Rebecca has worked on a huge range of projects for numerous clients including the Rugby World Cup, London Bid 2012 and two Olympics.

Having won marketing awards and having created and delivered the inaugural Sports Industry Awards, Rebecca has significant experience of both sides of the judging process. Currently Rebecca is MD of marketing agency, ENS Ltd, which specializes in sport.

Charles is one of the most respected and experienced agents in the world of rugby. Since becoming Head of World in Motion’s Rugby Division, household names from both codes of rugby have chosen to use his team’s management and marketing skills.

 Charles has advised domestic and international governments on sports policy and has been a consultant on some of the World’s biggest sporting events. He speaks French and German and is an approved and licensed agent for both the Professional Rugby Players’ Association and the Rugby Football League. Charles is currently Chairman of the Association of Rugby Agents.