Liu Sherra Rent as President of Business Activities from New York Mets US Open Tennis Tournament

Paris – New York Mets US Open Tennis Tournament, Liu Sheera is hiring a person who supervises them as the new president of their business activities.

Shera has been the CEO and executive director of the US Tennis Association since 2022 and worked there as the chief revenue officer since the 21st. His departure was announced by the USTA; He will be there until the end of June, then start with Mets in July.

“At the moment, my focus is the easiest possible transformation,” said in an interview with the Associated Press of Sher French Open. “But I am very excited about what is happening there. (Mets owners) Steve and Alex Cohen have promised the team that is unparalleled in sports. You see the strength around the field. The strength around the team. The strength of what they are trying to do for the community.

Steve Cohen is among the three casino licenses awarded by the New York State Gaming Commission, and to host the US Open to re -class the parking lots adjacent to the city field – for a commercial land from Parkland to a gaming facility.

Mets announced the departure of Scott Havens as president of their business expedition; He was in that position since December 2021. Chief Legal Officer Katie Pothier, Chief Marketing Officer Andy Goldberg, Chief Communications Officer Nancy Elder and Senior Vice President of Finance have been left in November.

The USTA says Brian Bahli and Andrea Hirch will be the interim’s co-chief executive officer while searching for Sher-Sher. Chairman of the USTA Board; Hirsh is the Chief Operating Officer and Chief Legal Officer of the USTA.

As CEO, during Sher, USTA US Open has increased the participation of tennis across the country as well as increasing income from sponsorship and ticket sales and broadcasting rights.

“We took some big swing,” Sheera said, “And thanks, they’re paying.”

He spoke at a New York press conference to update the Stadium in the Arthur Surrounding the stadium and unveil the New 800 million project to create a player’s performance center on the tournament field. He made significant changes to this year’s US Open Mixed Doubles event to attract top single players, it turned it into a two-day, 16-party competition a week before the start of a single bracket.

“This is Bitsuit, in it, I really liked to be part of this company for 15 years and the opportunities that I had to do really really attractive – and not only in the commercial side, but also in helping us to think about increasing sports,” said Sher. “I am sleeping well at night, knowing (USTA) it looks well.”