Bronwyn Greer is the Tournament Director for the Fayez Sarofim & Co. U.S. Men's Clay Court Championship in Houston. She has served as Tournament Director since 2015, but has been with the organization since 2007. In addition to serving as Tournament Director, she also holds a board seat for ATP Media, and a Tournament Council seat for the ATP. Bronwyn has worked in events for over 25 years now, including the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics, the WTA World Tour Finals, and more. 

Christo van Rensburg is a highly accomplished figure in the tennis world, with a career spanning both professional play and high-level administration. As a professional tennis player for 15 years on the Tour, he achieved a top 20 ranking in singles and was part of the number one doubles team in the world with Paul Annacone. A proud Olympian and a dedicated Davis Cup player and Captain, Christo was also recognized for his conduct, receiving three Sportsmanship awards on the ATP Tour. His impressive career wins include victories over tennis legends such as Ivan Lendl (three times), Pete Sampras (twice), Jimmy Connors, Boris Becker, and John McEnroe. Following his decorated playing career, Christo has transitioned into a leadership role as the Tournament Director for the ATX Open, showcasing his continued commitment to the sport's growth and success.

Peter Lebedevs is a seasoned tennis promotor with more than 25 years of experience in tournament operations and management. Originally from Perth, Australia, Peter moved to the United States as a teenager to play for the University of Memphis tennis team. He transitioned into tournament operations, starting at the U.S. National Indoor Tennis Championships in 1987. His expertise and dedication led to his promotion to Tournament Director of the combined ATP 500/WTA 250 tournament in 2009 in Memphis, titled the Region Morgan Keegan Championships and Cellular South Cup. Peter went on to lead several other prominent events, including the Atlanta Open (2014-2024), the New York Open (2018-2020) and ultimately, the Dallas Open (2022- present). 

As Tournament Director for the Dallas Open, Peter manages the only ATP Tour indoor tournament in the U.S., handling all aspects of the event, from player recruitment to operations, sponsorships, and marketing. He was the key figure in bringing the Dallas Open to Texas. He has been instrumental in shaping premier tennis events, working with major organizations like the ATP, WTA, and USTA.  Beyond his event director roles, Peter has supported the growth of tennis in the U.S., serving as Chairman of the USTA Junior Competition Committee, Chairman of USTA Southern Jr. Competition and USTA Eastern Junior Competition as well as coaching players on the WTA Tour.