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About Us
NYBC Board of Directors
The board held their annual meeting in Albany, February 5, 2005.
Kristin Bennett, Glen Goldstein and Robert Ostiguy left the board. New
members include: Mark Zotto, William Dawson Smith, Ray Schmidt, Walter
Cicha and Claire Nolan. See a brief description of each board member
below.
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Justin Booth
Justin has been trained in the field of public health and is currently
with the Wellness Institute of Buffalo and the New York State Physical
Activity Coalition. He rides his bike to work everyday.
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Richard Brustman - Vice President
Richard, Transportation Analyst, brings to NYBC many years of experience from
working at the New York State Department of Transportation. He lives in
Guilderland and is a Member of
The American Society of Civil Engineers and of the State Academy of Public
Administration. Richard joined the board in 2001.
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Lois Chaplin
Cornell Bike Project
Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering
Lois enjoys blending her education and communications background with her interest
in bicycling. She's authored numerous publications and is a certified cycling
instructor for the League of American Bicyclists. She bicycles for fun,
fitness and transportation. Lois joined the board in 2001.
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Walter Cicha, PhD
Walter is a scientist with General Electric and DuPont on his resume.
He got involved with advocacy after
his good friend David Ryan was cycling and was killed by a speeding
motorist. Walt lives in Schenectady, NY. Walt joined the board in 2005.
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Richard de Sarra
Richard is a board member of the Rochester Bicycling Club. He lives in
Rochester and is a dedicated organizer of the MS Bike Tour. Richard joined the board in the mid 1990s.
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William L. Eisenreich - President
Since December 2001, Bill has been the President of NYBC, previously he was
the president of Paumonok Bicycling Advocacy, a federation of five major Long
Island cycling clubs.
He lives in Huntington Station and has been on the board since the late 1990s.
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David Wilson
Dave is President of the 800-member Westchester Cycle Club and lives in
the hills of Putnam County. A journalist by trade, he
occasionally writes about cycling for newspapers and magazines.
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Claire Nolan
Claire works for the State University of Albany as an English teacher.
She is also the Bike Month coordinator for the Capital District. Claire
lives in Albany and joined the board February 2005
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Ray Schmidt
Ray owns his own software company and is a passionate advocate for
equal rights of bicyclists. Ray joined the board in 2005, he lives in
Brunswick - near Troy.
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William Dawson Smith
Dawson has worked on campaigns with the NY Adventure Racing Association
and the NYC Mountain Bicycling Coalition. Dawson lives in lower
Manhattan and joined the board in 2005.
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Ivan Vamos, AICP - Legislative Director
Ivan, Retired Deputy Commissioner of New York State Office of Parks and
Recreation, is a consultant and volunteer worker on bicycle issues around the
State. He lives in Loudonville and works ski patrol in his "spare
time."
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Irene van Slyke - Secretary
By day, Irene is a Nurse Practitioner at the Fashion Institute of Technology. She lives in
Brooklyn and is a very dedicated board member of the Neighborhood Open Space Coalition as well.
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Paul Winkeller
Paul is a past president of the NYBC board and is returning to us after a brief hiatus.
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Board Development
NYBC is actively seeking new board members and volunteers. We welcome activists, planners, and representatives from the private sector. Additionally, we are interested in working with individuals from agencies not traditionally aligned with bike-ped activities but who have a stake in transportation choice, e.g. tourism, handicapped, the elderly, minorities, the environment, smart growth, job training, etc. Our board members do not necessarily represent the organizations they work for, but bring to NYBC experience from many different parts of their lives.
Interested in becoming part of NYBC's leadership? Send an email to:
Bill Eisenreich, President
ikesbike@optonline.net
Interested in Volunteering? Send an email to:
Joshua Poppel, Executive Director
joshua@nybc.net
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