Tiley Steps Down as Australian Open Chief, Heads to USTA
Craig Tiley is leaving his position as CEO of Tennis Australia to take the helm of the United States Tennis Association (USTA), marking a significant shift in leadership for both organizations. The move comes as Tiley departs after a successful tenure overseeing the Australian Open, one of the world’s premier Grand Slam tournaments.
The announcement, confirmed by multiple sources including ESPN and The Modern York Times, signals a new chapter for Tiley as he transitions to lead American tennis. He leaves behind a legacy of growth and innovation at the Australian Open, a tournament consistently lauded for its player experience and fan engagement.
Tennis Australia is now focused on finding a successor, with several contenders already emerging. The Age reports on potential candidates vying for the role, as the organization navigates this pivotal moment.
While the change in leadership at Tennis Australia is underway, the focus remains on maintaining the country’s strong position in the global tennis landscape. The USTA, meanwhile, looks to Tiley to bring his expertise and vision to elevate American tennis on the world stage.
