The NFL Media Distribution department oversees the strategy, deal execution, and licensing of NFL content across all media platforms. Its core mandate is to grow the business of the National Football League by distributing content in a manner that reaches and engages both new and existing fans, increases revenue for the business, and creates long-term strategic value for the 32 Member Clubs. The group’s work includes market and competitive analysis, new business development, business and rights valuation, deal negotiation, go-to-market process management, and ongoing execution and management of media partnerships.
The Senior Coordinator will focus on supporting current and future partnerships, and provide support on various strategic projects. This role requires a strong self-starter who can combine a solid understanding and interest of the media space with business analysis. This role works closely with many departments across the NFL’s New York, New Jersey and Los Angeles offices including Broadcasting, Sponsorship, DTC Strategy, Affiliate, Media Sales, Legal, Finance, Marketing and NFL Digital Media Product & Engineering Teams.
Responsibilities include regular communication with external and internal business partners, day-to-day project management, producing financial models and presentations for executives and external partners, and thoughtfully managing internal stakeholders and processes.
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