USTA Industry and Sales team hosts provider appreciation events in three cities
The Industry and Sales Team coordinated with USTA Southern and the USTA North Carolina, Tennessee and Louisiana districts to host three provider appreciation events. These events included 3-hour interactive educational sessions, topic-based roundtable discussions, and a few rounds of TopGolf and networking for tennis operators of all types. They also highlighted current USTA programs and services, partnerships and products designed to help providers grow their programs.
Throughout the early summer tour throughout the south, 150 key leaders, influencers and drivers of tennis in these key markets came out to learn, connect and engage.
“These events were instrumental in creating personal connections between various stakeholders in the tennis industry, including National staff, Section staff, State staff, and local tennis provider networks,” said Justin Landis, USTA Senior Manager, Grassroots Sales and Partnerships.
“We're all invested in growing the game, and it was great to bring us all together for networking and shared learning.”
- /content/dam/usta/Articles/2024-photos/20240708-provider-event-lafayette-p.jpg
- /content/dam/usta/Articles/2024-photos/20240708-provider-event-nashville-p.jpg
- /content/dam/usta/Articles/2024-photos/20240708-provider-event-charlotte-a.jpg
Related Articles
-
Teams for 30 & 35 champsNovember 12, 2026These players will represent the United States at the World Tennis Masters 30 & 35 World Team Championships, which will be held November 15-20 at the Ariake Tennis Park in Tokyo, Japan. Read More -
2027-28 Board of DirectorsNovember 12, 2026The new USTA Board of Directors has been elected to a two-year term that begins on January 1, 2027. Newly elected USTA Chairman of the Board and President J. Christopher (Chris) Lewis will assume the role from outgoing Chairman Brian Vahaly, who served from 2025-2026. Read More -
Katie Green's TenacityNovember 11, 2026Raytown High School had no tennis team for decades until Katie Green stepped in. See how she turned donated racquets and park practices into a thriving program. Read More