Cyclists 4 Community’s Mission: Safer and better cycling through partnerships with Boulder County communities and governments focusing on infrastructure, policy, and outreach.
Cyclists 4 Community’s Mission: Safer and better cycling through partnerships with Boulder County communities and governments focusing on infrastructure, policy, and outreach.
The idea for Cyclists 4 Community started in September 2013, immediately following the devastating floods that left Boulder County, and especially the towns we love to ride in, in ruins. As cyclists, we felt that it was time to make a stand and help these communities bounce back. During our first year, we held 3 events, the Cyclists 4 Jamestown, the Fat Tire Flurry winter ride to Jamestown, and Cyclists 4 Lyons, which combined raised more than $200,000 to help the towns of Jamestown and Lyons recover. Since that time, we’ve continued to partner with the community on a growing list of outcomes that benefit our communities.
Cyclists 4 Community’s sole paid staff person collaborates with Boulder County and other entities on Transportation Master Plans to create positive and collective outcomes for transportation infrastructure and policy. C4C serves as the parent organization for Wednesday Morning Velo as well.
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Previously, she was a vice president at Mosaic Health Solutions (a division of Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina), where she was responsible for building and managing -- through acquisition, investment, and development -- a portfolio of health solutions products and services centered on information technology, analytics, and consumer engagement.
She’s competed in mountain bike, cyclocross, road and gravel cycling for more than 25 years. More importantly, her bike has allowed her to experience some pretty amazing places — Bhutan, New Zealand, Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland, France and the US.
Susan holds a bachelor of science degree in psychology and management from Duke University, a master’s of management (with distinction) in marketing and finance from the JL Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University, and a DrPH from the Gillings School of Public Health at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She currently resides with her husband, Rory, and her two crazy Vizslas, LoLo and Loki, in Boulder.
Rob began his career in banking after earning his MBA from CU Boulder and he keeps close ties with the Leeds School of Business. He currently serves as Vice President of Commercial & Industrial Lending at Alpine Bank’s Boulder branch, where he works to finance operating companies in a wide variety of industries. He loves learning about business owners and what they’re passionate about and being a part of the community. While he works and plays in Boulder, his home is in Lafayette, where he lives with his wife Kanmani on their son Kavi.
Walter has served on the Boards of Broadly, NetVision, NetPro, Seatab Software, ClosetBox, and Sovrn. He served as board observer of: Plumtree (Nasdaq: PLUM), Arcot, CollabNet, Extricity, and Cohera.
Ingrid has a background in software engineering and is an accomplished tech entrepreneur. She started a software consulting company, Quick Left, in Boulder in 2010 and started participating in some of the early Wednesday Morning Velo rides where she got to talk shop while participating in one of her favorite sports. She later sold the business to Cognizant, where she built a Boulder-based innovation team focused enterprise software products. In 2020, she moved to the investor side of the table at Stage Fund, a control-based private equity group investing in companies that have growth potential.