Sports Business Affairs Executive - German Speaking

Although not an exhaustive list, responsibilities will include the following:

Prepare, review and negotiate a wide range of sports-related commercial agreements, such as endorsement agreements, consulting agreements, services agreements, representation agreements, event production agreements, vendor agreements, intellectual property license agreements, NDAs and releases. Advise Agents and Executives on business and legal strategy for sports transactions of varying complexity and provide real-time and thoughtful advice to Agents and Executives on a variety of business and legal issues. Anticipate and identify potential legal issues and assist internal stakeholders in developing strategies to avoid litigation and reduce potential areas of risk. Monitor legal developments and update template documents to ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements and best practice. Carry out legal research and assist in effective contract administration and document management processes. Support the CAA Sports Business Affairs group’s overall goal of increasing organisational efficiency and achievement of business objectives in a manner that minimises legal risk. Foster positive long-term relationships with CAA Sports’ colleagues and clients.

Qualifications/Requirements UK Qualified lawyer, with at least 3 years PQE. Background in commercial and/or sports law, either in-house or in private practice. Must be business fluent, written and verbal, in both German and English. Strong academic background: Undergraduate degree in Law 2:1 or above and if undergraduate degree is not in law, a Postgraduate Diploma in Law (PGDL) at a commendation level or higher. Legal Practice Course (LPC) at commendation level or higher. German legal qualification would also be beneficial, but not essential. Strong organisational skills and attention to detail/accuracy. Ability to manage time effectively, working independently and as a team to meet demands of the organisation. Must be self-motivated, enthusiastic and enjoy a team-oriented approach to work. Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel), and Adobe Acrobat.

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