Project Teams

USTA Florida project teams provide a unique product, service or deliverable, and include a mix of both staff and volunteers.  Projects are authorized by the President and Executive Director and can take a few months or up to two years, depending on the scope of the work.

To apply for a future project team, please go to the application, select “Project Team” and complete the information to build your profile.

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Committees

USTA Florida committees are comprised of dedicated volunteers who provide important direction for the organization’s work.  From guiding our biggest programs, to ensuring financial oversight and stability, we need volunteers with diverse professional backgrounds to help us grow and serve our communities.  Committees serve a two-year term and the time commitment and experience needed varies. 

Click the rows tabs to learn more about each Committee Charge.

To recognize excellence and celebrate achievements across the tennis community by developing and administering awards programs aligned with USTA Florida’s strategic priorities, increasing engagement and visibility statewide.

The Budget & Finance Committee, with the aid of the Executive Director and other staff members, prepares a proposed budget for the forthcoming fiscal year, and monitors the financial situation of the organization.

The Bylaws & Governance Committee interprets the USTA Florida Bylaws, reviews and prepares proposed amendments to be presented to the Board of Directors, Organization Members and Delegates.

The Grievance Committee is responsible for enforcing the USTA Florida Bylaws, Grievance procedures, all rules and regulations and the standards of conduct, fair play and good sportsmanship.

The investment and audit committee’s role is to provide recommendations and oversight for the organization’s investment strategy, financial reporting, the monitoring of counting policies, the oversight of any external auditors, regulatory compliance and the discussion of risk management policies with the Board and management. The committee is responsible for working with the Treasurer, Controller and Executive Director to complete the audit each year on time and to update financial and investment policies.

The Leagues Committee develops, enhances, promotes and administers USTA League Tennis for eligible players. The focus is on local competition with opportunities for championship play.

The Officials Committee oversees all sectional officiating duties regarding the recruitment and certification of all officials within Florida.

The Parks and Rec committee’s role is to provide recommendations for growing tennis play at public tennis parks throughout the state of Florida. This committee also works closely with the Tennis Management Advisory Team to provide recommendations on the best ways USTA Florida can provide service and support to municipalities to provide tennis programs and play through the parks.

Committee Application Process

Committee Application Phase (April 24 – May 31)

During this phase, candidates interested in applying should:

  • Review Committee Charge

  • Complete Online Application Form

Applications Are Closed

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USTA Florida Board

During this phase, candidates interested in applying should: 

Review USTA Florida Section Board Positions

Ways to Serve with USTA National

The USTA is now accepting applications for the 2027-2028 board of directors term. The opportunity is here to help grow tennis to inspire healthier people and communities everywhere. We need talented and passionate volunteers like you to impact the future of our incredible sport.

Looking for Other Ways To Get Involved?

The success of our organization is dependent on volunteers giving their time and sharing their passion for tennis with others whether it is serving on a committee, helping at a tournament, assisting at special events, initiating a program in your community, and more!

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Board of Directors

About our volunteer board.

A dedicated volunteer Board of Directors stewards the organization and sets its direction, working alongside staff and committees to serve players statewide.

The board sets direction, provides oversight, and stewards the organization, partnering with staff and volunteer committees. It keeps the mission on track.

Yes. There are volunteer opportunities on committees and project teams, and ways to grow into leadership over time.

Board roles follow the process set out in our bylaws, which you can read on the governance page. It’s built to keep the organization accountable.

For board-related questions, reach out to us and we’ll help direct your message.

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