Sports medicine. Brand. Technology and data. Each track has a clear ask, a clear offer back, and a real human on the other end of the email.
The campaign launches alongside the FIFA World Cup 2026 window. It is operated by Better Athlete and built to align with public-health work already underway in the field — the Aspen Institute's Project Play, U.S. Soccer's Recognize to Recover initiative, Hospital for Special Surgery's research community, and the broader conversation across the NWSL about female-athlete injury prevention. Partnerships will be named as they are formalized.
The screening layer is the piece the system has been waiting on. Without it, prevention programs sit on shelves, providers don't know which athletes to triage, and brands fund campaigns whose impact they can't actually measure. With it, every dollar and every introduction has a number it can trace back to.
The ask: become the curated next step for athletes whose screen flags clinical concern in your service area.
What you get back: a pre-assessed, pre-qualified referral pipeline. Plain-language reason for referral and risk tier with each athlete. A campaign badge that signals to families you are inside the trusted network. Direct connection to Better Athlete's training intelligence platform for return-to-play, prevention prescription, and longitudinal outcome tracking.
How partnership is structured. Free during the MVP phase as we build the network. Future pricing — if any — will likely be a small per-referral-completed fee covering portal access and admin. Early partner clinics get grandfathered terms. We figure out together if the clinical fit is right before the conversation goes anywhere near dollars.
Basic directory listing in the campaign's provider network. Standard intake protocol. Prove the relationship.
Priority referrals in your service area. Pre-filled intake from the screening data. Assessment data integration. Campaign badge for your website and waiting room.
Anchor partnership in your market. Dedicated co-branded screening events. First look at referrals. Featured in campaign comms. The springboard for institutional support and 100K Girls event funding.
Institutional partnerships are structured in conversation with each institution and named only on signed agreement. Sponsorship and philanthropic anchoring are discussed individually — see Get Involved.
The ask: fund the screening infrastructure, and in the process attach your brand to a measurable outcome a parent can point to.
What you get back: a co-branded campaign moment, named program inclusion, and an impact number that compounds. Quarterly outcome reporting. Direct co-marketing on screening events and athlete ambassador content.
How sponsorship is structured. Every conversation begins with your specific impact goals. We design the right structure together — local community cohort, school or club cluster, regional roll-out, or a multi-year national-scale partnership. Sponsorship terms, exclusivity, and named program inclusion are negotiated case by case. Athletic apparel brands, hydration and nutrition brands, sports-tech device makers, and consumer health brands are the natural categories.
The ask: contribute to the technical infrastructure that makes population-scale phone-based movement screening possible — and the data infrastructure that makes the outcome measurable.
What you get back: co-development on a screening protocol that aims to become a standard for youth female athlete movement assessment. Co-authorship on validation work as it matures. Pre-launch access to one of the largest structured youth biomechanical datasets being built outside a research institution.
Equity-aligned co-build on the screening engine. Joint roadmap on accuracy and latency. Validation work referenced against laboratory motion capture as research partnerships mature.
Privacy-grade data infrastructure with BAA-ready architecture for use with Center-of-Excellence providers. Longitudinal outcome tracking. Compliance posture matures as institutional partnerships are formalized.
Academic partnership on calibration, threshold-setting, and outcome studies. IRB-track research partnership at scale. Co-authored work as it matures through review.
Tech partnerships are structured case-by-case. The campaign holds the screening front-end and outcome reporting; partners hold the algorithmic and data infrastructure they are best positioned to operate. Better Athlete is the integration layer.
Provider track goes to Better Athlete's clinical advisory lead. Brand track goes to campaign partnerships. Tech & data track goes to Better Athlete's technical lead. 48-hour response.
Reach us directly: partners@seenstrong.com