Midwest

Webinar Series: Game Plan for Tennis Revenue & Impact

The USTA Midwest Facilities Committee invites you to a series of webinars designed to help tennis facilities and CTAs maximize revenue and achieve unparalleled success.

 

Plan to attend one or all of these webinars to connect with tennis professionals, CTA leaders and facility directors. You'll gain valuable knowledge, insights and best practices to refine your operational strategies, enhance on-court programming and cultivate a thriving tennis community.

Red Ball Revolution

Wednesday, Feb. 11, 11 am EST

 

Our speakers will dive into the many benefits of red ball programming for players of all ages, from the youngest juniors to adult participants. You’ll also discover how incorporating red courts into your classes and events can boost engagement and generate financial value for your facility.

 

Featuring Timon Corwin, General Manager/COO, Western Racquet Club; Mike Haber, Racquet Sports Manager, Midtown Athletic Club Bannockburn; Katie Orlando, Director of Tennis, Towpath Tennis Center; Matt Wright, Director of Development, Five Star Tennis Center

 

Moderated by Jamie Dieveney, Tennis Director/General Manager, Indianapolis Racquet Club

 

 

Webinar resources
Stay tuned for more webinars to be announced in 2026!
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