Faith, Leadership, and Inclusion: Lessons from Jamie-Jones Buchanan

Jamie Jones-Buchanan MBE is a former professional rugby league player and the current Director of Culture, Diversity, and Inclusivity at Leeds Rhinos, where he spent his entire career. A key member of the club’s “Golden Generation,” Jamie won seven Super League Grand Finals, three World Club Challenges, three League Leaders’ Shields, and one Challenge Cup Final. He also represented England and Great Britain internationally.

In 2022, Jamie was awarded an MBE for his contributions to rugby league and his local community. Passionate about fostering inclusion, he chairs the Rugby Football League (RFL) Inclusivity Board and champions diversity both on and off the field.

A devoted husband to Emma and father to four sons, Jamie’s Christian faith guides his life and work. He also serves as ambassador for the Leeds Rhinos Foundation, Leeds Learning Alliance, and Inspire North, extending his impact through education, mentorship, and community initiatives.

Keep up to date with Jamie and his team at  @LeedsRhinosOfficial 

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