SIGNET - Curtis McGrath

For over half a century, Signet has been an unwavering supporter of Australian dreams, fostering aspirations since its establishment in 1968. Collaborating closely with the Brain Heart and Signet team, Content Lion embarked on a mission to unveil the latest ambassadors for Signet. Our objective was to spotlight a remarkable cohort of 4 Australian athletes united by a singular ambition: to proudly carry the Australian flag onto the international platform and ascend to the pinnacle of their respective fields as world champions.

These athletes embody the spirit of resilience, dedication, and excellence, serving as inspiring beacons of national pride and sporting prowess.

"On August 23rd 2012, while serving in Afghanistan as a Sapper (Engineer) for the Australian Army, Curtis McGrath stepped on an IED (Improvised Explosive Device), forever changing the course of his life. He suffered multiple injuries from the explosion, most notably the loss of his left leg below the knee and his right leg at the knee. Still covered in blood, dust and debris, McGrath sensed the shock of the situation hitting his squad and tried to reassure his friends that he was ok. In the true spirit of the ANZACS and with a dose of dry humour, he joked that he was going to the Paralympics and that the bomb blast had put to waste a perfectly good pair of combat boots that he could no longer wear..." - Signet