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Senior Analyst, Sports Media Rights
London (Hybrid, 3 days per week) | Up to £50,000
This is an opportunity to join a growing media and analytics business at the forefront of the sports industry. You'll combine data analysis, commercial insight, and market research to help clients understand the rapidly evolving sports media rights landscape.
The Company
They are a global research and analytics business providing market intelligence across the media, entertainment, and sports sectors. Their proprietary data, modelling, and insight support some of the world's leading organisations in making strategic decisions. With an entrepreneurial culture and strong growth trajectory, they offer plenty of opportunity to take ownership and develop your expertise.
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The Role
You will play a key role in tracking and analysing sports media rights markets globally, helping to build valuable datasets and deliver actionable insights to clients. Responsibilities include:
- Tracking and analysing sports media rights deals across global markets
- Maintaining and developing a database of rights agreements
- Valuing media rights contracts using proprietary models
- Producing client reports, presentations, and bespoke analysis
- Identifying market trends and translating data into insights
- Supporting client dashboards and self-service data products
- Researching how rights are packaged, sold, and distributed across sports
Your Skills & Experience
- Strong Excel and analytical modelling skills
- Experience working with sports media rights data or markets
- Ability to identify trends and generate commercial insights
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills
- Comfortable working with large datasets and conducting market research


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What They Offer
- Salary up to £50,000
- Hybrid working model with three days in the London office
- Exposure to global sports, media, and entertainment markets
- Opportunity to join a growing team in a newly created role
- Clear scope to take ownership and develop specialist expertise
How to Apply
If you have a strong analytical background and an interest in sports media rights, apply today to learn more about this opportunity.
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