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Senior Analyst

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£50k/yr
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Senior Analyst - Sports Media Rights

Location: London (Hybrid, 3 days per week)
Salary: Up to £50,000


Join a growing research and analytics team at the forefront of the global sports media landscape. This is an opportunity to combine market research, commercial analysis, and data-driven insight to help shape understanding of sports media rights across international markets while working with leading organisations in sports, media, and entertainment.


The Company

They are a fast-growing research, data, and analytics business with a strong presence across the media, entertainment, gaming, and sports sectors. Their work helps clients understand market trends, consumer behaviour, commercial opportunities, and industry developments through a combination of proprietary data and expert insight. They foster a collaborative, entrepreneurial environment where individuals are encouraged to take ownership, develop new skills, and contribute to innovative products and research.


The Role

You will play a key role in developing and enhancing a sports media rights data product, supporting both syndicated research and bespoke client projects.

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Responsibilities

  • Tracking and analysing sports media rights deals across global markets.
  • Maintaining and developing databases covering rights agreements and associated market data.
  • Supporting the valuation of media rights contracts using proprietary modelling approaches.
  • Producing client-facing reports, research notes, and analytical content.
  • Identifying market trends and translating complex data into actionable insights.
  • Supporting dashboard development and self-service data products.
  • Researching how rights are packaged, distributed, and monetised across different sports and competitions.
  • Contributing to thought leadership and industry analysis.
  • Collaborating with commercial teams to support client conversations and product development initiatives.

Your Skills & Experience

  • Strong commercial experience within sports media rights, sports research, strategy, analytics, or consulting.
  • Advanced Excel skills with experience in analysis, reporting, and financial or commercial modelling.
  • Strong analytical capability with excellent attention to detail and confidence identifying trends and patterns.
  • Ability to communicate complex information clearly through written reports and stakeholder discussions.
  • Passion for the sports industry and an interest in developing deep sector expertise.
  • Experience using PowerPoint and other Microsoft Office tools.
  • Exposure to SQL, Python, or other analytical tools would be advantageous but is not essential.

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What They Offer

  • Opportunity to work with globally recognised organisations across sports, media, and entertainment.
  • Exposure to international markets and high-profile industry developments.
  • Ongoing learning and development in research, analytics, data modelling, and industry intelligence.
  • Collaborative and supportive culture with clear opportunities for professional growth.
  • Additional benefits package including pension, private medical cover, and team-focused initiatives.

How to Apply

If you have a strong background in sports media rights and enjoy turning data into commercial insight, apply today to discuss this opportunity in confidence.

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