One club player, Hawthorn's Jason Dunstall retired from AFL football at the end of the 1998 season after playing 269 games. Since retiring he has established himself as a successful businessman and prominent media personality. Let's face it if, he can stare Sam Newman down, there's nothing your clients and guests can do that will faze him.

In his time on the field with the Hawks, Jason Dunstall kicked 100 goals in a season a record six times, won the Coleman Medal three times, represented his state 8 times, played in 9 day and night premierships and kicked a career-best of 17 goals in a game against Richmond. Hall of Famer, and Hawthorn board member, he is recognized by teammates, peers and the public as one of the greatest full-forwards to ever pull on a boot.

In2004 Dunstall held the position of interim CEO at Hawthorn, which lead to his colleagues on Triple M anointing him as “The Chief”. (Surely a step up from Piggy as he was called while playing football, due to his stocky physique) involved in all three. Dunstall’s pleasant manner, informed, humorous approach and articulate delivery make him a natural choice for personal appearances, after-dinner speaking, corporate days and promotions.