Pete Piccolo

Executive Director

Amy Morfas

Deputy Director

In addition to providing leadership to the organization, Amy leads Bicycle Colorado’s marketing and communications efforts, provides guidance on our annual events, and oversees the membership program. She is also responsible for operations and general management and contributes to development strategy and outreach. Amy enjoys riding her road bike around Boulder and beyond.

Amanda Christine

Educator

Amanda is passionate about the joy and freedom that biking brings and is thrilled that she gets to share it with kids and adults alike. She loves building a safer biking community through education and empowerment and is grateful to be a part of an organization that is doing so every day!

Ashley Russell

Active Bike Corridor Program Manager

As our active bike corridor program manager, Ashley engages with new bike commuters and shows them that commuting by bike is as easy as ABC. She is a Colorado native, growing up just north of Denver in Fort Collins, and has been an avid cyclist, skateboarder and activist her entire life. She believes bikes not only get us from A to B, but that they connect us as a community.

Chris Winn

Lead Educator

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.

Erica Hine

Membership Manager

Erica leads Bicycle Colorado’s membership and Share the Road license plate programs, and she contributes to our communications and outreach efforts statewide. She believes everyone in Colorado should be able to ride and feel safe doing it. Erica enjoys mountain biking and year-round bicycle commuting.

Jack Todd

Communications and Policy Manager

Jack manages Bicycle Colorado’s communication efforts, including the organization’s digital and print publications, design work and photography. Jack is a Denver native who learned how to ride his bicycle on the city’s streets. He has discovered cities all over the world by bicycle, from Denver to Seattle and Copenhagen to London.

James Waddell

Mobility Program Director

A dual citizen of the US and Australia and a long time resident of the Five Points neighborhood James loves riding the streets of Denver with his wife and young son. He strongly believes Denver, and all cities in Colorado, are better places to live, work and play when all residents have access to safe and convenient bike riding facilities. 

Justin Millar

Finance Director

Justin handles all our bookkeeping including accounts payable and receivable, helps manage the online store and provides event support. His diverse background provides expertise any number of ways in the office. Justin enjoys riding around Boulder with his young son in tow.

Maureen (Mo) McCanna

Education Program Manager

Mo leads Bicycle Colorado’s education programs and services that support kids and adults on bikes and help build a culture of safety on our streets. Her role combines her passion for teaching, active transportation, health equity and sustainability. Mo enjoys seeing live music and taking in great scenery, commuting and exploring the city by bike.

Molly McKinley

Community Safety Coordinator

Molly implements our Bicycle-Friendly Driver and Auto-Friendly Bicyclist programming around the state. She joined the team from North Carolina, where she has served in outreach and advocacy roles with North Carolina Conservation Network and Oaks and Spokes, a local bike advocacy group. Molly is enthusiastic about active and public transportation and making safe, accessible options for people of all ages and abilities in our communities.

Stacey Mulligan

Development Director

Stacey oversees all of Bicycle Colorado’s development and fundraising efforts. She has called Colorado home for more than 10 years, and loves being a part of making Colorado better for bicyclists. She is an avid and adventurous bicyclist, riding freestyle BMX professionally during and after college, and competing in endurance mountain bike races in more recent years.

Piep van Heuven

Policy Director

Piep heads up our legislative policy efforts and the effort to make Denver a top city for safe bicycling and active transportation. She connects with statewide and city partners and leaders to develop leading policies, practices and infrastructure that better serve bicyclists. Her interests include skiing, cyclocross, a capella and volunteering for Safe Harbor Lab Rescue and Wish for Wheels.