Australian Open director Tiley named US tennis chief

Craig Tiley is appointed chief executive of the United States Tennis Association after 13 years at Tennis Australia.

24 Feb, 21:54 — 24 Feb, 21:54

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Why this matters

This story signifies a major leadership transition within global tennis, as Craig Tiley, a highly influential figure known for his long tenure and innovations at Tennis Australia and the Australian Open, moves to lead the United States Tennis Association. His appointment as chief executive of the USTA, which governs tennis in the U.S. and oversees the US Open, suggests a potential shift in strategy and development for American tennis, given his proven track record in managing one of the sport's premier events.

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Key entities

Craig TileyNew CEO of USTA United States Tennis Association (USTA)National governing body for tennis in the U.S.Tennis AustraliaNational governing body for tennis in Australia Australian OpenGrand Slam tournament formerly directed by Tiley US OpenGrand Slam tournament overseen by USTA

Coverage Timeline

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