
World No.1 Iga Swiatek has added another endorsement to her impressive portfolio, as the Polish star has been announced as a global ambassador for global financial corporation, Visa.
The reigning French Open champion has been selected as a Team Visa athlete, due to her using her platform champion her local communities and inspire tennis fans across the globe.
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Swiatek's talent and character align with what Visa stands for, according to spokesperson
"The world has borne witness to the exceptional talent that Swiatek showcased early in her career, and we are proud to welcome Swiatek to Team Visa and champion all that she stands for,” said Frank Cooper III, Chief Marketing Officer, Visa. “Swiatek is an example of what hard work and dedication can do to achieve your dreams, while inspiring the next generation.”
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Since its inception in 2000, Team Visa has supported more than 600 athletes with women representing over 50% of the roster. Team Visa provides athletes from around the globe with tools, resources and support needed to achieve their goals on and off the court. Athletes are selected based on athletic achievements, personal journey, and social impact, aligned with Visa’s brand values and priorities including diversity, equity, inclusion and commitment to uplifting their communities.
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