About National Football League
Formed in 1994, National Football League Players Inc. (NFL PLAYERS) is the exclusive licensing and marketing subsidiary of the NFL Players Association. Representing more than 1,800 active and many memorable former NFL players, NFL PLAYERS "takes the helmets off" the players and facilitates the marketing of them as personalities as well as – more... professional athletes. Through a sponsorship agreement between the organization and the NFL, players are integrated into NFL sponsor activation programs. In addition, NFLPlayers.com, the company's official website, is part of the NFL Internet Network. Each year, NFL PLAYERS negotiates and facilitates extensive player marketing opportunities for players. NFL PLAYERS activities include retail licensing, corporate sponsorships and promotions, special events, radio and television projects, publishing and Internet. – less – More from ZoomInfo »
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National Football League
Productive place, learned alot about the NFL
Dallas Cowboys NFL City of Oxnard Internship (Former Employee), Oxnard, CA – May 2, 2013
National Football League
A job that consists of long days, hard work, in which you get what you put into the job
Professional Athlete (Former Employee), San Diego, CA – April 9, 2013
National Football League
My 1st job out of college
Administrative Assistant (Former Employee), New York, NY – April 4, 2013
National Football League
Productive and laid back work place
Client Service Representative (Former Employee), Mount Laurel, NJ – March 14, 2013
National Football League
Great!
Injury Review (Current Employee), Tempe, AZ – January 25, 2013
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