ESPN New York Digital Account Executive (Marketing Consultant) (New York, NY) Good Karma Brands (GKB) and ESPN New York are seeking an experienced, high-performing Digital Marketing Consultant to grow digital revenue in the New York market. New York sports fans are passionate, loyal, and deeply connected to their teams — and ESPN New York delivers that same energy to fans and marketing partners across ESPN’s industry-leading digital platforms. This role is ideal for a proven digital seller who thrives on relationship-building, consultative selling, and creating custom marketing solutions for local and regional brands. The Role of an ESPN New York Digital Marketing Consultant The ESPN New York Digital Account Executive is responsible for developing and growing long-term relationships with area and regional businesses by selling customized digital marketing solutions across ESPN’s digital ecosystem, including ESPN.com, ESPN App, Digital Video, ESPN Live Stream / OTT. Additionally, GKB represents live CTV with FanDuel Sports Network, March Madness, New England Sports Network and Sports Net Pittsburgh – as well as display and video on NBA.com and NBA App. You will own the full sales cycle, from prospecting and proposal development to account retention and growth, while serving as a trusted marketing advisor to your clients. GKB is a media and marketing company with expertise in leveraging the power of national and local sports and news to build brands and connect with fans through audio, video, digital and events. With offices throughout the country and our home office in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, GKB’s team includes over 550 teammates and is recognized as a “Best Place to Work” by Front Office Sports, Sports Business Journal, and USA TODAY. Take a look at Good Karma Brands here [https://youtu.be/Q0vF_W7Q_cY].
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
Number of Employees
101-250 employees