Tiley has been tournament director of the Australian Open since 2006 and Tennis Australia CEO since 2013. He'll remain in the ...
Tiley was both tournament director and chief executive in Melbourne, but will fulfil just the latter role for the USTA.
Craig Tiley is appointed chief executive of the United States Tennis Association after 13 years at Tennis Australia.
Tiley, a former NCAA National Championship coach, has been at Tennis Australia since 2005 and will lead the USTA starting this year ...
Craig Tiley has been appointed the new CEO of the United States Tennis Association, succeeding Lew Sherr. The South African, previously head of Tennis Australia, will transition into his new role, ...
TENNIS-USTA/TILEY:Tennis-USTA names Tennis Australia's Craig Tiley as new CEO ...
The United States Tennis Association has named Tennis Australia head Craig Tiley as its next CEO, bringing an end to the South African's long and successful reign over the Australian Open Grand Slam.
Craig Tiley, previously the head of Tennis Australia, has been appointed as the new CEO of the United States Tennis Association, succeeding Lew Sherr. Tiley is known for transforming the Australian ...
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 Tuesday. Tiley is leaving his post as the head of Tennis Australia and the ...
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.” ...
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USTA names Aussie Open boss Craig Tiley as new CEO
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.
Craig Tiley is taking his tennis management skills to the United States. The United States Tennis Association today announced it has hired Craig Tiley, the accomplished Chief Executive Officer of ...
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