Gipper Named Exclusive Social Media Graphics Solution Partner of NFHS in Expanded Partnership

Gipper Media, Inc., the leading sports graphics creation platform and management platform for sub-professional sports, and the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) have announced a new multi-year partnership expanding upon the existing agreement. Gipper will now carry the designation of the exclusive graphics solution partner of the NFHS.

 The expanded partnership will include an integrated marketing presence throughout the year and additional presence at the annual National Athletic Directors Conference and NFHS Summer Meeting. In addition, NFHS state association member schools will receive professional development provided by the Gipper team to educate them about social media best practices. 

“The NFHS is excited to continue and expand its partnership with Gipper,” said NFHS CEO Dr. Karissa Niehoff. “The NFHS staff has been able to utilize the Gipper platform firsthand, and the ability to quickly and easily create social media content has been terrific. We are excited to expand our relationship and assist state associations and schools in utilizing Gipper’s features.”

With access to a wide range of ready-made sports graphics templates that can be customized in seconds, on any device, and without needing any design experience, schools and state associations will be able to create and share social media content that will help drive participation, engage their community and fans, amplify student-athletes, and drive revenue through sponsors.

“Gipper is the leading social media content creation and management platform for sub-professional sports organizations, and this expanded partnership with the NFHS reflects our commitment to provide best-in-class technology to support K-12 athletic departments’ social media efforts,” said Matthew Glick, founder and CEO of Gipper. “Social media is the most critical marketing and communication channel for high school athletic departments, but so often departments aren’t able to maximize social media due to lack of time, resources and expertise. We’ve already helped more than 3,000 K-12 athletic departments overcome this problem – and we’re excited to continue to help thousands more.”