Archie Manning

Wherever he goes, Archie Manning is recognized as an ambassador of goodwill and a molder of people. He was born in Drew, Mississippi, and was an All-American Quarterback at Ole Miss. In 1971 the New Orleans Saints made Archie their #1 draft choice. During his 14-year NFL career, he set most Saints passing records, played in Pro Bowls, and was the NFC’s most valuable player in 1978. He is a member of the National Football Foundation, the College Hall of Fame, and the Mississippi and Louisiana Halls of Fame. But the greatest rewards don’t come from winning the game – they come from playing the game. Archie Manning takes this lesson along with countless others to inspire audiences to achieve greatness in their journey for personal and professional success. As a 14-year veteran quarterback and the father of two Super Bowl champion quarterbacks, Peyton and Eli, Archie Manning knows the importance of instilling and living by four principles for success: leadership, depending on others, being flexible, and playing the game.

Please note: This is an all Q & A event. There will be a moderated Q & A followed by audience Q & A. Patron participation is encouraged.

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