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Favorite Parts of Being a Senior Community Relations Manager at San Francisco 49ers

Saya's favorite aspects of her role as Community Relations Senior Manager for the San Francisco 49ers involve collaborating with "nonprofits and change makers," pursuing diverse passions across numerous "cause areas," and witnessing the "magic moments" — from impactful player interactions to legislative change — that create lasting memories and inspire positive change. These experiences highlight the significant, positive community impact of their work.

Community Relations, Nonprofit Partnerships, Social Impact, Event Planning, Public Relations

Advizer Information

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Job Title

Company

Undergrad

Grad Programs

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Job Functions

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Saya Lindsay

Community Relations Senior Manager

San Francisco 49ers

Trinity College, 2012

N/A

International Relations & Affairs

Sports & Fitness

Communication and Marketing

Student Athlete

Video Highlights

1. Working with diverse nonprofits and causes, pursuing personal passions within the role.

2. Creating magical moments and witnessing positive change in the community and the lives of players.

3. Impacting lives through hands-on projects and contributing to social justice initiatives, potentially influencing legislation.

Transcript

What I love about this job.

It's twofold. One, I love that I get to work with a lot of different nonprofits and changemakers and people advocating in the community, making the world a better place. I get to work with people in so many different cause areas.

I'm not just working in one specific area, but I get to pursue a lot of my passions and personal things that I feel really excited about and want to be involved in. So, I get to work with so many different buckets and cause areas.

The second tier of this is the moments that are just magic. Whether it's a Make-A-Wish experience where a kid going through the unimaginable smiles for the first time in five years, or a player seeing them.

It's both ways. A player walks away from an event and is like, "Holy smokes, that just changed my life!" They create these bonds, moments, and lifelong relationships with the people they volunteered with or met.

For some of our social justice work, it's quite literally changing legislation. That's a really special thing to watch all those moments of change and inspiration and lifelong memories happen. I think those are two of my most favorite things.

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