Client conversations
I served as the BDM and Project Manager, beginning with the initial client conversations and carrying that context into the project.
Sports community / Social platform
Team Mate
Shared fandom. Meaningful connections.
A mobile-first social platform designed to connect sports fans around their interests, identities and reasons for meeting.
- My role
- BDM / Project Manager
- Development
- MyTeams ↗
- Portfolio context
- Personal professional experience
01 / THE CHALLENGE
What the product needed to solve.
The concept combines fan discovery with different connection goals, alongside moderation and a structured catalogue of sports, leagues and teams.
02 / PRODUCT SCOPE
The experience, connected.
- 01Sports-card profiles and swipe-based discovery
- 02Matching around location, fandom and connection intent
- 03In-app messaging with sports-themed prompts
- 04Administrative tools for users and community content
React NativeLaravel / PHPMySQLAWSFirebase Cloud MessagingFigma
Product scope and technology details are summarized from MyTeams’ project account.
03 / MY CONTRIBUTION
The connection between client and delivery.
Maintaining the connection between the client’s community vision and project delivery priorities.
My role was BDM / Project Manager, spanning initial client conversations, delivery and post-launch support. MyTeams was responsible for development.
Delivery coordination
My contribution was on the business and project-management side: maintaining client communication and coordinating the engagement through delivery.
Post-launch support
My remit extended to post-launch support, preserving continuity in the client relationship beyond delivery.
Project status note: MyTeams describes development and launch work as ongoing. No completed-launch or performance result is asserted here. The lifecycle above describes my role and remit, rather than a claim that every phase has been completed.
04 / CREDIT & CONTEXT
Clear roles. Shared context.
This is a personal BDM / Project Manager portfolio account presented on A4 Consulting. Development credit belongs to MyTeams. It does not represent a claim that A4 developed or owns Team Mate.
Read the MyTeams case study ↗