Jen Kavanagh serves as Senior Vice President of Media and Marketing for the Philadelphia
Eagles, where she leads the organization's global brand strategy, fan engagement, content,
data and insights, community relations, and marketing initiatives. Since joining the club in
2018, she has led the expansion of the Eagles' international presence, driven audience
growth across digital and live platforms, and positioned the franchise as one of the NFL's
most innovative and culturally relevant brands.

Kavanagh oversees fan-facing platforms and experiences, including social media, digital
content, game presentation, live events, community relations, marketing, analytics, and
the organization's entertainment teams. Working directly under team president Don
Smolenski, she has played a key role in growing the Eagles brand internationally across
markets including Australia, Ghana, New Zealand, and Brazil, while strengthening the
organization's connection to fans through purpose-driven initiatives and storytelling. She
also helped launch Pennsylvania's first girls high school flag football league, which has
since expanded to more than 100 schools and contributed to the PIAA officially sanctioning
girls flag football as a varsity sport.

Prior to joining the Eagles, Kavanagh founded JK Media, a consulting collective advising
media and entertainment companies on digital transformation, audience engagement, and
emerging platform strategy. She previously held roles across television, technology, and
digital media, including positions with NBCUniversal and BRaVe Ventures. She also serves
on the Board of Directors for Special Olympics Pennsylvania.

Kavanagh studied psychology at the University of Central Florida, completed executive
management coursework at Harvard Business School, and most recently completed the
NFL League of Leaders program at Stanford Graduate School of Business.