Lead, Experience Production, NA

August 3, 2026

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The annual base salary for this position ranges from $102,800.00 in our lowest geographic market to $210,000.00 in our highest geographic market. Actual salary will vary based on a candidate's location, qualifications, skills and experience. Information about benefits can be found here. Who are we looking for? Nike is seeking a Lead Experiential Producer to drive world-class live productions for North America Brand Creative. You are a high-impact leader responsible for the end-to-end execution of consumer experiences—navigating the journey from initial brief intake and creative development through fabrication, build, and into live programming. The ideal candidate is a results-driven problem solver with deep industry expertise. You are a master communicator who seamlessly bridges the gap between creative vision and technical execution, ensuring every project aligns with Nike’s seasonal and long-term marketing objectives. What will you work on? As a Lead Producer, you will own medium-to-large-scale productions in partnership with Creative and Brand Management teams. Your core responsibilities include: • End-to-End Production Management: Own the full project lifecycle, facilitating • outreach, negotiations, budget management, and contract execution. • External Partner Oversight: Responsible for sourcing and managing external partners, writing comprehensive Scopes of Work (SOWs), reviewing detailed budgets, and managing the vendor relationship from initial onboarding through final project wrap. • Internal Alignment: Lead the management of internal stakeholder reviews, working in close partnership with Brand Planning and Creative Planning to ensure cross-functional alignment and timely approvals. • Cross-Functional Support: Work collaboratively with producers across the full creative production landscape—including Retail and Content—to ensure a unified brand experience. • On-Site Leadership: Direct on-site installations, establish Run-of-Show (ROS), and manage production partners across fabrication and programming. Who will you work with? Reporting to the Sr. Manager of Production, you will be a vital member of the NA Production Team, partnering daily with teammates across PDX, LA, and NYC. • Mentorship & Leadership: While this role has no direct reports, you will act as a lead mentor for Producers and Production Coordinators, providing guidance on best practices and production excellence. • Creative Collaboration: You will work in close lockstep with the Experience Director in each geography to bring local and regional visions to life. • Internal Partners: Creative, Brand Marketing, Brand Planning, Finance, Legal Procurement, Sports Marketing, Energy Marketing, and Retail. • External Partners: You will lead and manage relationships with premier fabrication shops, creative agencies, and programming partners to ensure flawless execution. What you bring: • 7+ years of experience in live consumer experience production, scenic fabrication, and creative project management. • Production Expertise: Deep knowledge of live programming and content capture within experiential environments. • Operational Excellence: Expert-level ability to draft SOWs and reconcile complex-production budgets. • Strategic Coordination: Experience managing complex internal stakeholder reviews and aligning cross-functional teams. • Thought Leadership: A willingness to mentor junior team members and elevate the craft of production across the NA team. • Negotiation Skills: Expert-level contract negotiation and vendor management. • Education: Bachelor’s Degree or higher. Or equivalent relative working experience. We offer a number of accommodations to complete our interview process including screen readers, sign language interpreters, accessible and single location for in-person interviews, closed captioning, and other reasonable modifications as needed. If you discover, as you navigate our application process, that you need assistance or an accommodation due to a disability, please complete the Candidate Accommodation Request Form. Apply To this Job Company : Nike Salary : Work from home

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