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UAE Team ADQ, a professional women’s cycling team that represents the UAE on a global stage, has announced a dynamic change in its leadership, with Maria Camila Garcia taking over as the new CEO.
This strategic transition presents a natural progression for Garcia following her success as the team’s Head of Strategy since 2021.
With a decade of experience managing diverse organisations across multiple countries and cultures, including Colombia, Mexico, USA, UAE, and China, Garcia brings a wealth of expertise to her new role and has been a driving force behind transformative initiatives in the cycling industry. Garcia's passion for growth and her strategic acumen makes her a leader poised to elevate UAE Team ADQ to unprecedented heights.
As CEO, Garcia is committed to fostering young women's talent and nurturing future champions, thereby shaping the future of women's cycling not only in the UAE but also on the global stage.
Garcia commented: "It's a privilege to be part of a team that deeply cares about its riders and women's cycling at large. This appointment presents a new chapter in my journey with UAE Team ADQ, but priorities remain the same: fostering young women's talent and nurturing future champions.
“I am honoured to lead the team and hope to continue scaling the summits of women's cycling in the UAE and beyond."
UAE Team ADQ’s President of the Board of Directors Melissa Moncada added: "We are pleased to announce the appointment of Maria Camila Garcia as the new CEO of the UAE team ADQ.
“With her human-centric leadership skills and shared vision, we are confident that Camila will effectively propel our riders to more global success, and successfully execute the roadmap we designed together. We look forward to the achievements that will be secured under her guidance."
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