Knight Eady is on the hunt for someone to fill a crucial role in our company; an Assistant Director of Partnerships. If you are interested, please read below and click the link at the bottom to apply.

Knight Eady is on the hunt for someone to fill a crucial role in our company; an Assistant Director of Events. If you are interested, please read below and click the link at the bottom to apply.

Tickets are on sale now to the C.M. Newton Classic on Tuesday, December 21 at Legacy Arena!

Interested in learning how the power of sports can bring people together through events, marketing campaigns and compelling creative? You’ve come to the right place. At Knight Eady, we desire to create unforgettable experiences while helping brands imagine, generate, and connect with sports enthusiasts. Our team is made up of driven, energetic and focused individuals who are passionate about sports and experiential marketing. If this sounds like something you would be interested in, we’d love to meet you!

Knight Eady is looking for a full-time creative with an emphasis on video production to join our team! This position will work as part of a creative team to fulfill the creative needs of Knight Eady events, creative services defined under scopes-of-work for retainer clients, project-based creative needs, and the creative needs of the Knight Eady brand. 

I believe in sports because it delivers a true human experience unlike anything else on this planet. It is mentally, emotionally, and socially unique in every way. It is the only place where enemies can respect each other because of the art.

We are looking for one hard working student to be our events and operations intern this fall. This intern will have the opportunity to work with clients and events like Alabama High School Athletic Association, Lutzie 43, and Border Battle and the C.M. Newton Classic featuring the University of Alabama and Colorado State.

Sports allow us to feel the rush of a win, the heartbreak of losing in the final moments, the excitement of a new era for our favorite teams or the appreciation of an athlete who decides to hang up the cleats. They teach us about loyalty, defeat, hard work, gratitude, human nature and patience, among many other things that make up the way we as people interact with them. I believe that sports bring out the best in people and unite us in ways that others could never imagine. To quote the Southeastern Conference, sports just mean more.

In a world of ‘Zoom fatigue’ and endless conference calls, we received numerous messages from corporate business leaders within the Quarterback Club membership that this was by far the best virtual experience.

The NCAA’s announcement marks the first time for the NCAA Tournament in Birmingham since 2008 for men’s basketball. It will be the first time ever for the women’s tournament to come to Birmingham.

“Sports combine an expression of human emotions, unclear outcomes, personal narratives and competition into a commodity that has consumed our culture. Sports produce stories and emotions that I want to be a part of telling and cultivating. “

Our team is made up of driven, energetic and focused individuals who are passionate about sports and experiential marketing. If this sounds like something you would be interested in, we’d love to meet you! 

“Sports is still a place where there’s a common shared passion for a team, a player, or an event. It brings back that sense of we do share things in common. Now you could make the argument that ‘is that all we share in common?’ Well, I hope not, but it’s one thing that helps us not forget that we can be a people that share things in common.”

When I first started, I told people jokingly, okay, my first season of baseball was 1993. We had Francona, we had a really fun team, which eventually won the Southern League Championship. My second year was 1994. Infamously obviously, Michael Jordan was here. My third year, we were eliminated on the final day of the season by half a game and lady luck was not on our side.