Meet the Team
All of us here at Grand Slam Tennis Tours come from different backgrounds, but we have one thing in common: we’re tennis fanatics. We pride ourselves on seamlessly merging tennis and travel by planning the best tennis vacations and being the most knowledgeable in the business. Meet the team below and see the pretty faces behind the scenes.
Andrew competed on the satellite circuit, played for the University of Notre Dame and held the No. 1 ranking in New England as a junior. He is a USPTR accredited teaching professional. He loves his three children, enjoys traveling, and encourages tennis playing around the world.
Chris switched gears from the large corporate world to join us in Stowe. She enjoys playing tennis, cross country skiing and is eager to try snow shoeing.
Kyle brings extensive event management experience from the ATP Tour and has found a way to combine it with his passion for travel with us. When he’s not playing tennis, eating sushi, or cooking with his lovely wife, he can be found working hard in the office or on site at one of our Challenger events.
No stranger to tennis, Erika captained her Varsity Tennis Team at Colby College. At GSTT, she leads Operations, where she is responsible for tour construction, systems, and tour hosting. Erika’s transition to GSTT is also a transition back to her hometown of Stowe. Erika is a fan of tennis, skiing, and travel, making Vermont and GSTT a perfect fit.
Jane brings a background in event planning and hospitality to our sales team. In her daily life, she enjoys skiing, mountain biking, gardening, and swimming.
James has played tennis since he could hold a racquet. He played for Bucknell University and has taught tennis up and down the East Coast. When he’s not playing tennis or at work, he’s most likely in the woods riding his bike or snowboarding.
Laura joined our team all the way from Finland to tackle our digital marketing and design needs. When not photographing tennis events, she enjoys watching hockey, cooking, and traveling—the dual citizenship thing helps with the latter.