Manager, Broadcast Venue Planning and Operations
Organizing committee for an Olympic and Paralympic Games, Los Angeles
| Employer | Organizing committee for an Olympic and Paralympic Games, Los Angeles (not named) |
|---|---|
| Location | Los Angeles, CA · On-site |
| Type & level | Full-time · Manager |
| Pay | USD 88k–115k base Source: pay range stated in the source posting |
| Visa path | O-1A fit (senior candidates) |
| Role family | Sport Manager / International Competition Manager (2028 Games era) |
About the role
This role sits in the broadcast services group and plans how competition venues will support world-class television coverage of the Games. The holder works with the international host broadcast team and builds plans, standards and relationships that do not yet exist. It exists to turn technical broadcast needs into venue decisions that other teams can deliver.
What you'll do
- Act as primary contact for the host broadcast production teams and lead broadcast planning and information exchange
- Run broadcaster meetings and briefings and manage deliverable submissions and technical information flow
- Support infrastructure and technical planning for competition venues by translating broadcast needs into workable plans
- Lead site visits to competition venues to assess broadcast infrastructure needs
- Work with venue infrastructure, technology, hospitality, ticketing and operations teams to streamline approvals
Requirements
- At least 5 years of broadcast industry experience, ideally 7+ years in broadcast production and live operations
- Experience working alongside international broadcasters covering major sporting events
- Record of building strong relationships with diverse internal and external stakeholders
- Experience moving complex technical venue plans forward across multiple functions
- Comfort securing buy-in from senior rights holders, including the international Olympic and Paralympic committees
Nice to have
- Familiarity with temporary or overlay broadcast infrastructure at multi-venue events
- Experience delivering broadcast plans across several venues at once
- Exposure to host broadcaster planning and approval cycles
- Bachelor's degree preferred, or equivalent practical experience
Pay & benefits
USD 88k–115k base. The posting does not list benefits.
Pay source: pay range stated in the source posting. Market data, not an offer from O1DMatch.
Visa path
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