Currently, Allaster is the United States Tennis Association’s Chief Executive of Professional Tennis, the first female to lead the organization during its 140 years of operation. She is also responsible for setting the strategic vision for the USTA’s pro tennis division, including oversight of the US Open, US Open Series, Davis Cup and Fed Cup, the professional developmental pathway for aspiring young Americans and officiating.

Allaster served as the Chairman and CEO of the WTA. Her leadership generated more than $1B in contracted revenue, growing player prize money by 100%. Additionally, Allaster developed the vision for expansion of the global footprint of women’s tennis, including a robust Asia-Pacific strategy.

Throughout her career, Allaster has been a fierce advocate for equality in women’s sports, playing a lead role in driving prize money growth and securing equal prize money for women at Wimbledon, Roland Garros, and WTA major events.

Allaster’s list of accomplishments and awards include Cosmopolitan’s Top 10 Women for Equal Pay, alongside other leading women such as Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Beyonce. Additional awards include L’Equipe Top Ten Most Influential Persons in Tennis Worldwide, the WISE Woman of the Year, Top 50 Hero of Tennis in the past 50 years by Tennis Magazine, and a Sports Business Journal Game Changer

Allaster is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario where she earned her bachelor’s degree in Economics, her MBA and an honorary doctorate of law for her career-long work to recognize and respect gender equality.

“I look forward to joining the BlueGrace board and having the opportunity to use my expertise in a way that provides contributions that aid in the sustainable growth of BlueGrace,” said Allaster.