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Teamworks
The operating system for high-performance organizations.
About Teamworks
Teamworks powers high-performance organizations across collegiate and professional sports, military, and public safety. Our operating system brings together recruiting, development, operations, individual branding, and communication in one centralized platform — helping organizations align their people, data, and workflows. Designed to support the full lifecycle of performance, Teamworks enables leaders, staff, and athletes to operate efficiently, stay connected, and perform at their best.
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Signals from Teamworks
9 published signals
Products & Services
Teamworks launched Teamworks Nutrition with its own Australian Food Database built for Australia from the ground up.
Reported by Nick Walsh
Customers & Market
Teamworks Nutrition was tested by Parramatta Eels National Rugby League Club performance department member Alice Sharples.
Reported by Nick Walsh
Customers & Market
Teamworks Nutrition was tested by Carlton Football Club dietitian Emma Fielding running nutrition for roughly 85 athletes on her own.
Reported by Nick Walsh
Research & Knowledge
Teamworks published a paper by Jan Van Haaren and Tim Schiettecatte comparing team strength in European football to rugby's Champions & Challenge Cup and relegation promotion.
Reported by Sean O'Connor
People
Teamworks is hiring a customer success manager for the Pro Sports team.
Reported by Blaine Patterson
Research & Knowledge
Teamworks published a Latinometrics chart showing that Brazil has 2,766 professional players in Europe, more than 8x the number playing elsewhere in the Americas.
Reported by Ryan Croft
People
Teamworks added Brian Tatum to the Pro CS team
Reported by Brian Tatum
Presence & Recognition
Teamworks is heading to Brazil next week in Rio de Janeiro from September 7 to 11, attending the Confut Sudamericana conference and the Fluminense-Platense Copa Libertadores match at Estádio do Maracanã.
Reported by Ryan Croft
Research & Knowledge
Teamworks published data showing that Uruguay's talent density outproduces Mexico City, Buenos Aires, and every soccer giant for World Cup players born there.
Reported by Ryan Croft