Australian Open CEO Craig Tiley, who has overseen massive growth in tennis participation in Australia during his tenure, was named CEO of the United States Tennis Association (USTA) on Tuesday.

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Craig Tiley will take over as the CEO of the U.S. Tennis Association this year. The group that runs the U.S. Open announced Tiley's hiring on Tuesday.

Australian Open chief Craig Tiley is stepping down after a "transformative" tenure to run the US Tennis Association (USTA), ...

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

Craig Tiley has revealed the fact his wife Ali is American and has family in the States played a big role in his decision to quit as Tennis Australia CEO to join the US Tennis Association. Tennis ...

Tiley served as Tennis Australia’s CEO for 13 years, and will be tasked with “guiding American Tennis into its next era of growth and innovation.” ...

Tiley was both tournament director and chief executive in Melbourne, but will fulfil just the latter role for the USTA.

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