About the National Hockey League (NHL)
The National Hockey League (NHL), established in 1917, stands as the second-oldest of the four major professional team sports leagues in North America. With its headquarters nestled in the bustling city of New York, the NHL has grown into a prominent figure in the spectator sports industry, boasting 32 member clubs spread across the continent. These clubs reflect the league's rich international diversity, with players hailing from over 20 countries, making it a melting pot of talent and cultures.
What We Do
The NHL is dedicated to the organization and promotion of professional ice hockey leagues in the United States and Canada. It oversees various aspects of the sport including game rules, team operations, and player contracts. The league is also actively involved in promoting ice hockey at all levels through community and youth programs, aiming to foster a love for the game across diverse communities.
Working at the NHL
Working for the NHL means being part of a dynamic environment where passion for sports meets professional excellence. Employees are given the opportunity to contribute to the growth and success of ice hockey as a sport, while also advancing their careers in a range of fields from sports management to marketing, and beyond. The league office and its clubs offer numerous career opportunities that encourage professional growth and personal development.
Culture and Values
The NHL operates under the slogan "Hockey is for everyone," which encapsulates its commitment to diversity and inclusion. This ethos is not just about bringing the game to diverse populations, but also about creating an inclusive environment where everyone feels welcome, respected, and valued. The league promotes a culture of teamwork, excellence, and continuous improvement, ensuring that every employee, player, and fan feels an integral part of the hockey community.
Benefits and Perks
Employees at the NHL enjoy a variety of benefits that support both their professional and personal lives. These include competitive salaries, health benefits, retirement plans, and opportunities for career advancement. Additionally, working at the NHL often provides unique experiences such as attending games and events, which foster a deeper connection to the sport and its fans.
Join Us
If you are passionate about sports and looking for a dynamic career that offers both challenges and rewards, consider joining the NHL. Explore opportunities at our league office and member clubs by visiting our careers page at NHL Careers.
