Beau Robinson (born 15 August 1986) is a former Australian rugby union player, now Leadership & Culture Coach. Robinson played for the NSW Waratahs and Queensland Reds in the Super Rugby, and represented Australia making his senior debut in 2011. Robinson was a Flanker however was able to cover multiple positions in the forwards. Early life Robinson was born in the Northern Territory and for the first 6 years of his life, he spent it living on Australia's biggest cattle stations. Having a father who is in the Camooweal Drovers Hall of Fame as a mentor and role model, it paved the way for Robinson's known, resilience, perseverance and work ethic. At the age of 7, together with his parents and brother, they moved to Dubbo, NSW where he was introduced to soccer and cricket. During his time at St Stanislaus College, Robinson really started to grow his love for team sports and decided to pursue a professional rugby career. Robinson was selected in the Australian School Boys side, in 2004. Rugby League Robinson's professional career started with the Canterbury Bulldogs in the NRL playing in the Jersey Flegg Competition. Despite never seeing Robinson play, Mark Hughes, then Bulldogs' head of recruitment was told to move quickly on signing the Australian Schoolboy and St Stanislaus star. Rugby Union Robinson made his NSW debut against the Brumbies in the 2006 Australian Provincial Championships. Waratahs 2007-09 Robinson then went on to make his Super 14 debut for the NSW Waratahs against the Sharks in front of approximately 35,000 in Durban on the 9th of February, 2007. In his debut season, he played 9 games, starting 5 times and scoring 1 try. In 2008, Robinson was part of the NSW Waratahs Super 14 Final team against the Crusaders who were too strong finishing 20–12 in Christchurch. After being inexplicably released by the Waratahs, and without a Super 14 contract in 2010, Robinson signed an 8-month contract with Italian 3rd tier side, Benevento Gladiators club. The hope would be that when the new franchise, Melbourne Rebels was introduced into the new Super Rugby competition in 2011, Robinson would have an opportunity to come back and show his worth, with the new franchise in the competition. Benevento Gladiators 2010 Although signing with the Italian side, Robinson was provided an early release on compassionate grounds after his brother Dan Robinson died suddenly in January, 2010. Reds