Tiki Barber

Tiki Barber is a notable figure who blends a successful background in athletics and media with a compelling presence as a speaker. He is celebrated for his diverse achievements which span broadcasting, sports, and authorship. Barber transitioned to a media career following his illustrious tenure as an NFL player with the New York Giants, during which he was selected for the Pro Bowl three times and later inducted into the Giants' Ring of Honor as their all-time leading rusher.

After retiring from the NFL, Barber joined NBC Universal in 2007. He was not only a correspondent for NBC News but also served as an analyst on NBC’s "Football Night in America." His broadcasting career further extended to covering significant events such as the 2008 Summer Olympics and the 2010 Winter Olympics. More recently, Barber has been active as a color analyst for the NFL on CBS and co-hosts "Evan and Tiki" on WFAN in New York, following a successful ten-year stint with "Tiki and Tierney" on CBS Sports Radio and WFAN.

Outside of broadcasting, Barber has made his mark as an author, writing "Tiki: My Life in the Game and Beyond," which became a New York Times best-seller. He also co-authored several children’s books, emphasizing his commitment to literacy. His speaking engagements are informed by personal experiences from his challenging early years and his professional journey, focusing on responsibility, accountability, and the impactful role of leadership in business and youth mentorship. An advocate for various social causes, Barber supports organizations such as the Children’s Miracle Network and the Fresh Air Fund. His entrepreneurial endeavors include a partnership with The Related Companies aimed at refurbishing affordable housing.