Ruebik
Senior Media Rights Manager

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Senior Media Rights Manager
Location: London | Hybrid
Ruebik is partnering with an established organisation in the sports sector to appoint a Senior Media Rights Manager.
This is a commercially focused role for someone who understands the sports broadcasting landscape and knows how to build valuable, long-term relationships with broadcasters, platforms, and other media partners.
You’ll take ownership of several important partner relationships, ensuring agreements are managed effectively while supporting wider media distribution, commercialisation, and rights-sales activity.
Your remit will include:
- Leading day-to-day relationships with key media partners and platforms
- Supporting commercial negotiations, contract renewals, and rights-sales processes
- Coordinating the onboarding and servicing of broadcast partners
- Supporting the distribution of content and programming across traditional and digital platforms
- Developing market intelligence across the UK and selected international territories
- Working collaboratively with content, digital, marketing, sponsorship, strategy, and events teams
- Identifying opportunities to grow commercial value, audiences, and engagement
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We’d like to hear from people with:
- Approximately 8–10 years’ experience in sports media, broadcasting, or rights
- Strong knowledge of broadcast and digital media rights
- Experience gained within a broadcaster, platform, rightsholder, or agency
- A successful record of strategic account and partner management
- Strong commercial judgement and confidence supporting complex negotiations
- Established relationships across broadcasting, media, or sports marketing
- Experience working across UK and international markets


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