Capital Bike has three full-time and two part-time staff more motivated by our mission than money. We have a volunteer Board of Directors and dozens of program volunteers. We’re proof that less is more and that a dedicated team can not only move mountains but encourage people to ride them. We rely heavily on companies, organizations, and individuals who appreciate the culture and commerce benefits of a bike-friendly and focused community.
Adam has been working, living, and breathing active transportation for over 20-years. He’s been an advocate, a municipal coordinator, planner, and project manager. He is proud to head up the great work at Capital Bike.
Jordan is passionate about her role as Event Manager. Her goal is to run inclusive, community-focused events. With an education in Recreation and Leisure and a background in business management, Jordan brings a diverse background of knowledge to her role with Capital Bike.
James is a recent graduate of UVIC who grew up riding bikes on the trails of the North island. He is pleased to be promoting biking in Greater Victoria, both through coordinating bike education programs and teaching the occasional course!
Lana Taves is a Senior Bike Skills Instructor. Lana values the physical and mental benefits of biking, from increased energy to the feeling of self-powered, low-carbon freedom. She holds Master of Resource and Environmental Management degree.
Lise is a long time Victoria cycle commuter and family cargo biking enthusiast. She believes that most things you want to do can be done by bike.
Kristin is a 4th year psychology student at UVic on co-op at Capital Bike. She is a keen cyclist with an affection for getting more people on bikes and is thrilled to be part of the team!
Sam is a UVic co-op student who loves active transportation planning. He grew up commuting to school on a bike and enjoys backcountry bike camping. As Capital Bike’s Program Developer, Sam is excited to build new programs that help make cycling accessible, safe, and fun!
Corey is a researcher at a local market research company and Policy & Infrastructure Chair of the Greater Victoria Cycling Coalition. He has been involved in active transportation for more than a decade, including working at local government. He strongly believes in expanding biking as a regular means of transportation for all.
Meredith is a longtime cycling advocate and she believes in the power of the bicycle to build a more sustainable society and more inclusive communities. She is a lawyer who has practiced in the areas of Aboriginal, environmental and municipal law in both the public and private sectors. She has served on the boards of local and national NGOs including Sierra Club Canada, EcoSchools Canada and Cycle Toronto, and she was recently appointed to the Township of Esquimalt Environmental Advisory Committee.
Katelynn Schriner joined Bike Victoria as the Treasurer in February of 2020. Katelynn is a designated CPA who specializes in non-profit finance, and currently works as a CFO of an environmental non-profit in Victoria. She is an avid cyclist and enjoys riding to and from work, as well as fun weekend rides on the Galloping Goose. Katelynn is passionate about helping people discover or re-discover cycling as a way to stay active, have fun, and help the environment.
Edward is the former the President of the Greater Victoria Cycling Coalition. Since relocating to Victoria from Calgary in the early 2000s, Edward has enjoyed the amazing bike rides, landscapes and people of Vancouver Island. He’s works in community development and resides in the Tillicum Gorge neighborhood with his wife Lyanne, son Arlo, and two cats.
Rebecca Freedman is a Director with the Office of the Superintendent of Professional Governance. She has a background in community-based social marketing. Rebecca has successfully built and supported the implementation of community programs and campaigns across B.C. to address air quality and community food waste. Rebecca is a dedicated cycling commuter and has raised her daughters to love biking, first riding on the back of her cargo bike, and now confidently riding their own bikes to school everyday.
Hu is a retired BC Environment executive director, with responsibility for air quality and climate change programs. He has been involved with alternative transportation programs since the early 90s, and with Bike to Work Week since it began in 1995. He has been on the board most years since 2011, and in the past few years has also been a cycling skills instructor. He strongly supports the importance of education and one-on-one problem solving to help newer cyclists gain confidence.
Tim is a long-time bike commuter and recreational rider. In between family time and a busy legal practice, he can be found riding local trails. Tim supports everyone having the opportunity to cycle safely and enjoyably in our beautiful home, and that’s why he’s on our board.
Despite COVID, Capital Bike is actively building its membership, running Go By Bike Week, Bike Skills courses, webinars, bike lockers, and other great services. Their new website, Capitalbike.ca, showcases everything the Society has to offer, including information on how to get involved.
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