Career Overview:

• 2000–Present: Foreman continues to be a successful entrepreneur, focusing on the George Foreman Grill, which has sold over 100 million units worldwide. He also remains active in public speaking, fitness, and religious ministries.
• 1990–1999: Made an iconic return to boxing, regaining the Heavyweight Championship at age 45 in 1994. He became the oldest heavyweight champion in history, inspiring countless athletes.
• 1970–1989: Retired from boxing in 1977 but made a legendary comeback in the late 1980s. He also became an ordained minister and motivational speaker.
• 1960–1969: Won an Olympic gold medal in boxing (1968) and went on to become the heavyweight champion by defeating Joe Frazier in 1973.

Speaking Engagements:

• Business Conferences: Shares lessons on perseverance and reinventing oneself in various industries.
• Faith-Based Events: Speaks about his transformation from fighter to preacher.
• Health and Fitness Expos: Discusses healthy living and fitness, leveraging his brand’s success.

Brand Collaborations:

• George Foreman Grill: His most famous endorsement, transforming him into a household name beyond boxing.
• McDonald’s: Participated in marketing campaigns promoting family values and fitness.
• Nike: Previously endorsed athletic gear and training programs.

Why Companies Hire Him:

George Foreman is a symbol of resilience, transformation, and success in both sports and business. His engaging personality and ability to connect with people make him an ideal brand ambassador for products related to fitness, healthy living, and personal development.