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Brodie

Runs premium adult basketball league platform

Head of Content

Social Media Strategy & ManagementUpdated on Nov 8
Full-timeToronto, ON, CanadaCA$120k - CA$150k /yrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 5 years of experience in content, social, or production operations, including at least 2 years managing people or crews.
  • Experience personally running a multi-account, multi-location, or multi-crew content operation, including the cadence maintained, standards set, and results achieved.
  • Experience directing photographers, videographers, or content crews remotely and across time zones, including setting standards for people not seen every day.
  • Deep fluency in short-form video culture and ability to explain effective editing choices to a novice using an iPhone.
  • Strong, fast writing in Brodie's voice and ability to brief a designer clearly.
  • Ability to build processes and structure from scratch in a fast-scaling environment, with strong organization and follow-through.
  • Active use of AI to accelerate ideation, scripting, copywriting, editing, research, and reporting, including tools such as Claude, ChatGPT, and emerging AI-powered creative workflows; ability to automate repetitive work while maintaining quality.
  • Ability to work five days per week in the Toronto office.
  • First-hand experience posting at volume across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, and LinkedIn, with knowledge of what each platform currently rewards.
  • Ability to explain how Reels, TikToks, Shorts, and Facebook videos are distributed differently and to create content natively for each platform.
  • Understanding of distribution as a system involving hooks, formats, cadence, comments, and repost loops.

Responsibilities

  • Publish a weekly shot list for every market and hold shooters to it throughout the season.
  • Set and document capture standards for videographers, photographers, and Athlete Highlight Specialists, including what and how to shoot, settings, framing, the story of the night, delivery destination, and deadlines.
  • Build the pipeline from gym-floor capture to published posts, covering ingest, selections, editing, approvals, and publishing, and turn weekly raw clips into a usable library.
  • Build onboarding and training systems that bring new shooters in new cities to Brodie standards without requiring headquarters staff to travel.
  • Review output by market weekly, coach shooters who are close to the standard, give more responsibility to high performers, and recommend replacing underperformers through the League Manager who supervises them day to day.
  • Hold League Managers and Operations accountable for venue content and ensure capture is staffed and expected at every game night.
  • Run the Brodie Moment system so every new athlete and team receives a photo or clip in their first week and every athlete is featured across a season.
  • Ensure athletes can find, download, and share their clips and highlights, and work with Product on the portal that delivers them.
  • Build athlete, captain, team, and rivalry storylines spanning weeks and seasons.
  • Program recurring in-venue formats across locations, including plays of the week, mic'd up, kicks of the week, fit checks, first-night reactions, and division pages.
  • Produce mid-season and season-end highlight mixes from clips across markets and create send-offs for Slasher Season, Coldest Winter, Bracket Season, and Brodie Summer.
  • Run the editorial calendar and posting cadence across national Brodie and Brodie Athletes channels and more than 20 city and location accounts.
  • Apply Brodie's Tease, Document, Showcase content framework to posts.
  • Coach, write, and approve captions in Brodie's voice, and brief graphics and design support for in-feed moments such as registration countdowns and weekly features.
  • Set publishing standards defining quality, prohibited content, and decision ownership.
  • Submit the weekly content calendar every Monday and report performance by account and market, including reach, engagement, reshares, saves, follower growth, and athlete content ratings.
  • Manage, coach, and grow the content team, including the Content & Social Coordinator and Junior Content Operations Manager, and shape the team as the network grows.
  • Partner with the Executive Creative Director, Creative Director for Film & Content, and Senior Photographer on craft and standards; operationalize the creative vision and flag visions that cannot be operationalized.
  • Partner with the Senior Producer on production planning and with Growth on content needs for new-market launches and seasonal campaigns.
  • Manage the in-venue content budget across markets and plan for scaling it as locations double.
  • Use AI for ideation, scripting, captions, editing, selections, and reporting to increase the output of a small team.
  • Report to the executive team on what is working and provide a point of view, not only dashboard data.
  • Create content for each platform in a native format and use hooks, formats, cadence, comment loops, and repost loops to help content travel.

Desired Qualifications

  • Agency experience or in-house experience at a larger brand, particularly having outgrown a silo and wanting to own the overall operation.
  • Background in sports, culture, streetwear, music, or another community-driven brand.
  • Hands-on editing ability with Premiere, Final Cut, CapCut, or equivalent, sufficient to make edits independently.
  • Experience managing freelance or contract creative crews and their budgets.
  • Playing basketball or understanding the motivation to play recreational basketball on a weeknight.

About the Company

Brodie

Runs premium adult basketball league platform

Brodie League runs a large adult recreational basketball league across more than 20 cities in Canada and the U.S. It offers a premium three-month season, four times a year, serving over 35,000 players and generating revenue from registration fees. The league includes custom jerseys, professional-style media coverage, real-time player stats via a proprietary app, and community events to create a pro-level experience for everyday athletes. The Brodie ecosystem includes PlayerOne, league automation software that handles operations and powers the player-facing app with profiles, stats, badges, and a social feed, and Triples, an apparel line with jerseys and merchandise. Revenue comes mainly from player registrations, and the company aims for about $10 million in annual revenue in 2025.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Seed
Total funding
$3.6M
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Founded
2019

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