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Business Intelligence Associate

SPORTFIVE
Altrincham
3 days ago
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SPORTFIVE is a global sports marketing agency that utilises the unique emotional power of sport to create and enable pioneering partnerships. We strategically and creatively connect brands, rights-holders, media platforms and fans across a multitude of sports.

Whether it’s supporting football clubs to secure their next front of shirt sponsor, curating deals for brands to showcase their advertising during games televised to millions across the world, or representing the best talent in our industry, connecting sport to incredible brands and partners is at the heart of what we do.

Want to find out more? Check out our LinkedIn and Instagram pages for an insight into what we do and what it’s like to work here.

Having been voted the No.1 most attractive sports marketing agency to work for three consecutive years, we’re incredibly proud of our culture and the people that help to nurture it. If you want to help shape the future of the sports industry, then we want to hear from you.

Job Description

We're seeking a proactive and analytical Business Intelligence Manager to join our team at SPORTFIVE UK. You'll be a key player in driving our sales strategy by transforming complex data into clear, actionable insights. This role requires a natural curiosity for data and a talent for supporting our sales efforts by providing compelling insights and creating considered target lists for key projects.

This is a fantastic opportunity to join the exciting world of our UK Sales division; SPORTFIVE’s specialist, international sales unit for rightsholders, sporting stars and brands. Our clients include the Premier League, English Football League, Men’s & Women’s National League, NBA, NFL, F1, INEOS Grenadiers, Manchester United and a host of other Premier League and EFL Championship teams and international sporting talent.

Responsibilities
  • Help develop sales narratives using insightful data for a wide range of sports and assets.
  • Visualise varied types of data effectively into presentations and other sales assets.
  • Maintain Premier League and EFL viewership calculator models, with the extraction and analysis of audience data
  • Build ROI projections for perimeter advertising proposals
  • Use of insight platforms (e.g. GWI) to deliver impactful consumer insights in line with a prospect’s target audience
  • Create data-led prospect lists for major sales projects.
  • Identify trends within the sports industry and wider business world to best inform our sales strategy.
  • Assist in the development of sponsorship asset evaluation tools.
Requirements
  • Degree educated with experience in a relevant data-driven insights role, with experience in a similar industry / organisation an advantage.
  • A strong understanding of the commercial side of sport and how it can be powerful for a wide range of brands.
  • An affinity for numbers and a natural curiosity in working with data.
  • Comfortable with analysing data and spotting trends.
  • Ability to generate and present insight in meaningful tables, graphs, and charts.
  • Excellent organisational and time management skills with the ability to prioritise.
  • High level of attention to detail, consistency, and accuracy.
  • Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and outside usual comfort zone.
  • An appetite to learn and a willingness to be challenged.
  • Have a high degree of competency in the Microsoft Office 365 suite including advanced Excel skills. Experience using data visualisation tools would be beneficial.
  • Ability to work independently, whilst collaborating effectively with the wider SIS and sales team.
  • Experience of Salesforce is a plus.
What We Offer
  • 25 days annual leave + an additional gifted day over the Christmas period
  • Full Vitality health cover including dental, optical and mental health support
  • Enhanced family leave entitlements
  • Salary sacrifice pension scheme
  • Electric car scheme
  • Cycle to work scheme
  • Hybrid, flexible working model (4 days in the office)
  • A day off for moving house or getting married
  • Regular social events such as summer and Christmas parties
  • Life assurance at x4 annual salary
  • Employee Assistance Programme

SPORTFIVE are proud to be an equal opportunities employer. We believe that different perspectives and experiences are the key to success. Our goal is to create an authentic and attractive work environment where everyone feels valued, with a sense of belonging, and encouraged to shape the future of the sports industry.


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