Pete Piccolo

Deborah Armstrong

In her role as Director of Membership and Development, Deborah oversees the fundraising arm of our organization. She returned to the non-profit sector after a 20-year career in higher education fundraising. Deborah is originally from upstate New York and has been in Colorado for three years. She is a triathlete, a certified triathlon coach and a current coach for the Colorado Wild Women Triathlon team.

Brittney Compton

Brittney was a volunteer for Bicycle Colorado for over 4 years. She was initially drawn to help with Learn to Ride classes because she wanted to empower others to enjoy the world in a different way. Cycling can be intimidating and she loves arming people with the skills to navigate it confidently. Previously she partnered with employee wellness at Denver Health to teach staff about safer commuting and basic on-the-go bike maintenance.

Jace Davis

Jace brings urban bicycle experience in his role as an educator and neighborhood navigator. He is driven by a passion to have a community where bicycling is a safe, enjoyable, and accessible option to all. Previously working in Bicycle Education in Little Rock, Jace found his way into the bicycle community after finding financial freedom in commuting by bicycle to work in Arkansas. He enjoys finding every excuse to navigate the Denver streets on two wheels.

Rachel Hultin

Rachel brings a strong background in policy and environmental issues to ensure Colorado’s state and regional agencies lead the nation in sustainable transportation investments by reducing car dependency and creating safe options for people to ride, walk, and take transit.

Aishwarya Krishnamoorthy

Aishwarya leads marketing and communication strategy for Bicycle Colorado. Aishwarya believes in communication and storytelling as a way to empower individuals and communities to learn and take action. She came to Bicycle Colorado after previously working as an academic advisor at CU Boulder and at the University of Rochester.

Hilary LeBlanc

Emily Maruyama

Emily is excited to bring her background in public health to the Bicycle Colorado team while working on her master’s degree at George Washington University Milken School of Public Health. Driven by a passion for health equity, environmental and climate justice, Emily is looking forward to contributing her knowledge and experience to advocate for equitable access to safe and sustainable transportation options for all Coloradans.

Mari Meier

Justin Millar

AJ Rodriguez

AJ is here to bring his excitement about bikes and knowledge of urban bicycling to the people of Denver. Learning to ride in Miami and expanding on his skills in Orlando working as a bicycle courier, he is very passionate about bicyclists’ space on streets and bikes’ place in the world as a viable form of transportation.

Piep van Heuven

Piep heads up our legislative and agency policy efforts. She connects with statewide leaders to develop leading policies, practices and infrastructure that better serve bicyclists. Her work in bicycle advocacy dates back to the 2008 DNC Denver bike sharing project, one of the first large-scale bike share projects in the USA. As a former “diplomat brat” she grew up in bicycling capitols like Berlin, Brussels, Bonn, The Hague, Geneva and Zurich. Her interests include skiing, cyclocross, a capella and volunteering for Safe Harbor Lab Rescue.

Chris Winn

Chris travels around the state to connect with schools and community events to share the latest initiatives and programs from Bicycle Colorado. He enjoys conducting presentations and engaging people of all ages in areas such as bicycle safety and choosing environmentally friendly transport options. Originally from Australia, Chris has spent multiple years traveling around the globe racing his bicycle before settling in Colorado.

James Ziemer