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What is the most popular career in sports management field?

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Gary’s Answer

Hi, found this link for you...good luck! The most popular careers would probably be Agent or Talent Recruiter.


http://www.allbusinessschools.com/business-careers/sports-management/job-description/


Sports management is about much more than “show me the money!”


While talent recruiters and agents are vital figures in the industry, the field is populated with players harnessing unique skills, who use them in various ways to support the industry’s success. Talent scouts and managers are the exciting public face of sports management.


Behind the scenes, facilities managers, public relations executives, broadcasters, nutritionists and trainers are just a few of the sports industry’s movers and shakers.

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Aman’s Answer

Following are some of the key career paths in the Sports Management industry:

1. Administration and Operations

2. Media, Communication, and Public Relations

3. Athlete, Team & League Management

4. Sales and Marketing

5. Team, League & Athlete Management

6. Venue Management

7. Managing Associations & Federations

8. Handling the Operations & Logistics

9. Sports Grassroots Development – Identifying & Nurturing Talent

10. Handling Media & Communications Outfit of a Team

11. Sports Law

12. Sports Coaching

Google Search Result you can also check https://www.iismworld.com/career-opportunities-in-sports-management/

Sports Management is a great field for one who loves sports.
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Scott’s Answer

Hi Austin-


There are multiple routes and opportunities to explore in the sports marketing/management/sponsorship arena. Below is just as small sample to think about!
- sales with teams or sports properties that own rights to certain arenas or events (this could include partnership sales, seat/suite sales, etc.)
- partnership management/negotiation both with a sports agency or brand
- brand management with a company such as nike, adidas, etc. or with a team/property
- PR functions within brands, agencies, teams, etc.
- social media
- athlete management, talent negotiation


Just some avenues to think about
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