One thing’s true in footy and in life: you get out what you put in

Portrait of Jack Riewoldt smiling and wearing a white t-shirt.

You could say I’ve kicked some serious goals in my career. AFL premierships. Coleman Medal wins. Tassie football Hall of Famer. Qualified chippie (Mum’s still most proud of that one).



But, to be honest, footy for me was always about more than accolades. It was about connection. Belonging. Feeling that deep sense of identity that came from being part of something bigger than yourself. 



Along the way, I also learned what it means to lead. Through the wins and the losses, the highs and the heartbreaks, I saw how culture can shape performance—and how resilience, trust, and honest conversations can turn a group into a team. These are the same challenges leaders face in any best-performing environment, and they’re the lessons I carry into everything I do now.



Whether it’s helping people reconnect with culture, team, audience or self—or breaking down games on Fox Footy—I’m here to share my journey and in doing so, hopefully help others find their place and purpose in life. That’s what really fires me up and gets me out of bed each day.



So, let’s get cracking, eh?

One thing’s true in footy and in life: you get out what you put in

You could say I’ve kicked some serious goals in my career. AFL premierships. Coleman Medal wins. Tassie football Hall of Famer. Qualified chippie (Mum’s still most proud of that one).



But, to be honest, footy for me was always about more than accolades. It was about connection. Belonging. Feeling that deep sense of identity that came from being part of something bigger than yourself. 



Along the way, I also learned what it means to lead. Through the wins and the losses, the highs and the heartbreaks, I saw how culture can shape performance—and how resilience, trust, and honest conversations can turn a group into a team. These are the same challenges leaders face in any best-performing environment, and they’re the lessons I carry into everything I do now.



Whether it’s helping people reconnect with culture, team, audience or self—or breaking down games on Fox Footy—I’m here to share my journey and in doing so, hopefully help others find their place and purpose in life. That’s what really fires me up and gets me out of bed each day.



So, let’s get cracking, eh?

Portrait of Jack Riewoldt smiling and wearing a white t-shirt.

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passion.

Driven

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by community.

A group photo of Fox Footy hosts Sarah Wilson, Jack Riewoldt, Eddie Betts and Gary Lyon on Melbourne’s Yarra River. Eddie Betts holds a red Sherrin Football. Image Credit: TV Tonight

Presenter, Commentator & Analyst

Fox Footy

Jack joined Fox Footy in 2024 as a presenter, commentator and (totally impartial) expert analyst. As part of the gig, he conducts interviews and provides special comments on Match Day. You can also catch him co-hosting On The Couch, alongside Jonathan Brown, Jordan Lewis and Nathan Buckley, as well as Super Saturday.

Jack Riewoldt speaks to a group of people on an Authentic Leaders Group immersion. There are vineyards in the background.

Co-Founder & Facilitator

Authentic Leaders Group

Authentic Leaders Group organises transformative team-building journeys in the world’s best classroom: nature. AKA the great outdoors. Co-founded in 2021 by Jack and his entrepreneurial partner in crime, Nick Randall, it’s grown into one of Australia’s most respected corporate training programs. 

Jack Riewoldt with two young Tasmanian football fans—one in a Tasmania Devils guernsey and one in an AusKick t-shirt, both flexing and smiling

Culture & Impact Consultant

Tasmania Devils

As a proud Tassie boy, Jack has been a vocal advocate for a Tasmanian AFL team for a long time. In his role as Culture & Impact Consultant for the Tasmania Devils, he’s canvassed community feedback across the state, promoting the new team and driving engagement from Hobart to Launceston. 

Jack Riewoldt smiling and sitting on a miniature train ride. He is holding a white package. He wears a plain white t-shirt.

Co-Founder

Total Freight Solutions

Jack co-founded Tasmanian-based Total Freight Solutions (Formerly RGD Logistics) in 2023. It’s one of the Australia’s leading transport management companies, handling global freight, wharf cartage, local and interstate transport plus 3PL & Warehousing. As you might expect, with Jack at the helm, TFS is committed to delivering proper Tassie service to the world.

Close to the heart

Got a mission? Jack’s on it. Over the years, he’s raised more than $100,000 for charities big and small.

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An illustration of the Riewoldt family, drawn by Poppy & Hazel.

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Everyone should want to work with our Dad. He cares when people need help, he shares his things and he won’t let you down. He even makes our dinner. "

Poppy (6) & Hazel (4) Riewoldt

“Everyone should want to work with our Dad. He cares when people need help, he shares his things and he won’t let you down. He even makes our dinner.”

Poppy (6) & Hazel (4) Riewoldt

An illustration of the Riewoldt family, drawn by Poppy & Hazel.

Now you know my story.
It’s time to tell yours.

An image composition of Jack Riewoldt, his wife Carly, and three children holding three AFL Premierships cups.

Now you know my story. It’s time to tell yours.

Now you know my story. It’s time to tell yours.