Australian road and gravel cyclist Tiffany Cromwell, who lives and trains in the Principality, has joined the local breast cancer charity, Pink Ribbon Monaco, as its new Vice-President. 

The Monaco-based cyclist has enjoyed an inspiring and successful sporting career for more than two decades. She has been an integral part of several professional teams, including Lotto Ladies Team, Hitec Products UCK, GreenEDGE-AIS and Specialized-lululemon. She has been with Canyon-SRAM since 2016 and represented her country at the Tokyo Olympic Games in 2020.  

Now she has joined the executive team at Pink Ribbon Monaco, the Principality’s leading breast cancer charity that is spearheaded by its president and founder, Natasha Frost-Savio.  

Cromwell’s role at Pink Ribbon Monaco, in addition to her membership of Monaco’s Comité de Protection et de Promotion des Droits des Femmes, will see her further the charity’s mission to raise awareness of breast cancer among the population.  

“With her outstanding achievements as an athlete and Olympian, Cromwell brings a wealth of experience and dedication to the organisation’s mission of promoting breast cancer awareness, women’s health and early detection initiatives,” says Frost-Savio. 

“Being part of an organisation that aligns with my passion for women’s rights and health is incredibly fulfilling,” says Cromwell. “I am excited to help drive the mission of Pink Ribbon Monaco forward and make a difference in our community.” 

The 36-year-old cyclist’s appointment as Vice-President comes just months after the charity named Princess Charlene of Monaco as its Honorary President.  

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