USA Table Tennis Welcomes Brian Moran as Chief of Staff

Colorado Springs, CO – February 4, 2025 – USA Table Tennis welcomes Brian Moran as its Chief of Staff.  Brian comes to us from a major international law firm where he litigated several high-profile matters and headed up the firm’s pro bono initiatives.  He has served as outside pro bono counsel to us since 2019.  Brian has a degree in Foreign Policy Analysis from Brown University, and received his J.D. from Cornell Law School.  Prior to attending law school he was a teacher and social worker.  He advocated for abused and neglected children in the South Bronx and counseled people with AIDS in Harlem and the Lower East Side of Manhattan.  He later became an Assistant Commissioner with New York City’s Administration for Children Services, overseeing all agencies and programs providing services for teenagers in foster care.  Brian is a graduate of the Minnesota Outward Bound School, is a two-time Ironman triathlon finisher, and records and performs music in his free time.

"I am tremendously excited for this opportunity to work with USATT’s leadership and all of its members to help ensure that the millions of people who play table tennis in this country get excited about its beauty and make table tennis the most sought-after sport to watch in the 2028 Olympic Games.  Under Virginia’s leadership, USA Table Tennis has become a model national governing body in the Olympic movement, and we will continue to ensure excellence in all that we do."

Virginia Sung added, “In addition to bolstering our structure and governance, our focus will be on casting a wider net to bring more people under the USATT umbrella.  Our sport brings people of all ages, cultures and ability levels together, and our growth will continue to be fueled by our diversity.  Everyone who plays table tennis in clubs and ping pong in their homes are part of our community, and our leadership and team are committed to engaging them in the lead up to the Los Angeles Games.”