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AEG

Account Executive

Boise, ID · On-site

About TheLinkU TheLinkU is a leading NIL (Name, Image & Likeness) technology and revenue platform built to help universities, student-athletes, and brands unlock compliant, scalable revenue ...

AEG

Producer

Clemson, SC · On-site

Clemson Ventures is designed with a true private-sector business structure and full-service marketing and NIL agency capabilities to drive revenue. Job Summary: This role is not simply "making ...

Learfield

Supervising Producer - USC

Los Angeles, CA · On-site

$133K - $135K/yr

Lead the development and production of NIL, original, and branded episodic video content to grow fan engagement and drive revenue for our local and national sponsorship sales teams. * Oversee the ...

AEG

Supervising Producer - USC

Los Angeles, CA · On-site

Lead the development and production of NIL, original, and branded episodic video content to grow fan engagement and drive revenue for our local and national sponsorship sales teams. * Oversee the ...

AEG

Supervising Producer - University of Texas

Austin, TX · On-site

$123K - $125K/yr

Leveraging deep industry experience, this role executes multiple content executions, spanning NIL, original programming, and branded content, that fuel fan engagement, elevate student-athlete ...

Mochi Health

Junior In-House Counsel

San Francisco, CA · Hybrid

You'll be embedded with our operations and marketing teams, reviewing and negotiating internal commercial agreements, from pharmacy partnerships to influencers, UGC, and NIL marketing contracts ...

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As of Jun 10, 2026, the average hourly pay for nil job in the United States is $21.41, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.79 and $23.56 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Industry UsageGeneral; used in various sectors for administrative rolesSpecific to data management and administrative support
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The comparison shows that Nil Job generally refers to a role with minimal formal requirements, often in administrative settings, while Data Entry Clerk is a specific position requiring basic data management skills and certifications. Both are common in office environments and serve administrative functions, but Data Entry Clerk is more specialized.

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Executive Director of Front Office Strategy and Operations

Executive Director of Front Office Strategy and Operations

KANSAS ATHLETICS

Lawrence, KS

Other

Posted 7 days ago

Job description

The Executive Director of Front Office Strategy and Operations  position serves as a senior executive leader within Kansas Athletics and acts as the Director of Athletics’ lead advisor on athlete compensation strategy, roster economics, resource allocation, front-office operations, and long-term competitive planning. The Executive Director of Front Office Strategy and Operations is a centralized front-office leadership position responsible for integrating football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, and broader athletics resource strategies into one cohesive operational model.

  1. Serve as a senior advisor and strategic partner to the Director of Athletics on roster economics, athlete compensation, resource allocation, and front-office operations;
  2. Develop long-term strategies related to revenue sharing, NIL alignment, roster planning, and financial sustainability;
  3. Develop and oversee sport-specific compensation frameworks and budget allocation strategies;
  4. Monitor revenue-share forecasting, scholarship allocation, retention risk, and future compensation exposure;
  5. Build centralized reporting systems and operational frameworks supporting student-athlete resource allocation and decision-making;
  6. Collaborate closely with the Football General Manager and personnel/recruiting leadership within men’s and women’s basketball;
  7. Establish communication cadence, reporting standards, and organizational workflows across player personnel ecosystems;
  8. Analyze market trends, peer benchmarks, transfer activity, and roster dynamics to support decision-making;
  9. Lead or assist in negotiations involving athlete agreements and compensation structures;
  10. Build and maintain relationships with agents, advisors, NIL representatives, and external stakeholders;
  11. Support coaches and personnel leaders in balancing competitive priorities with financial sustainability;
  12. Create unified analytics and reporting systems that provide leadership visibility into roster allocation, compensation exposure, scholarship utilization, and athlete retention;
  13. Develop KPIs related to compensation efficiency, roster planning, NIL alignment, and resource allocation;
  14. Strengthen workflows, communication structures, and operational discipline across athletics;
  15. Foster a collaborative, solutions-oriented culture across Kansas Athletics’ front-office ecosystem;
  16. Lead organizational design initiatives related to athlete compensation and front-office operations;
  17. Represent Kansas Athletics professionally with external stakeholders, industry groups, and strategic partners;
  18. Other duties and responsibilities, as assigned by the Director of Athletics.

Required Qualifications:

  • Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university; 
  • Minimum 6 years of progressive leadership experience in collegiate athletics, professional sports, athlete representation, sports finance, player personnel, NIL, or related industries;
  • Demonstrated experience in roster/resource management, athlete compensation strategy, contract negotiations, or front-office operations;
  • Strong understanding of the evolving collegiate athletics environment, including NIL, transfer portal dynamics, and revenue-sharing structures;
  • Familiarity with NCAA governance, conference operations, and athlete compensation structures;
  • Excellent written, oral and inter-personal communication skills, and ability to work independently and work as part of a team; ability to handle multiple tasks; 
  • Ability to work an irregular schedule including evenings, weekends, and holidays.  

Preferred Qualifications: 

  • Master’s degree, law degree, MBA, or related advanced degree;
  • Background in football or basketball operations, player personnel, salary-cap management, contract administration, analytics, or sports finance;
  • Experience within Power Conference athletics or professional sports organizations.

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