Past President: Darren Douglas, Greater Victoria Representative

Darren joined the GoByBike BC Board in 2015 after realizing he could impact getting more people on bikes by joining the team as opposed to convincing a few people at work to get on a bike to commute. In his role with the provincial government, Darren advises on and advocates for facilities infrastructure throughout the province, so he has real-life experience with the challenges that British Columbians face to tap into essential community resources, many of which can be accessed by bicycle. Darren is a fanatical cyclist, riding with equal pleasure to get to work, the beach and the mountain bike park. When he is not working, he is tinkering with bikes, fixing up his house and chasing his two children and dog around the neighbourhood.

Secretary: Tom Skinner, Metro Vancouver Representative

Tom joined the GoByBike BC Board in 2019 but has worked closely with the society for a number of years, including his time with HUB Cycling as the Coordinator of Bike to Work Week in Metro Vancouver. With a background in event management, organizing mountain bike races and marathons, Tom is passionate about getting people outside and on their bikes! Currently, Tom works with the Rural Coordination Centre of BC, supporting surgical and maternity programs in rural BC as well as supporting virtual health initiatives to increase access to care. When he is not working, you will find him towing his daughter around East Vancouver with his wife.

Treasurer: Chris Alemany, Vancouver Island Representative

Chris is a father, community and environmental advocate, computer technician, former municipal politician, weather blogger, political and union activist, and consultant. Chris grew up in Port Alberni and now lives there with his wife Theresa and their two children. In 2009 he helped found and is President of the Alberni Valley Transition Town Society (AVTransitionTown.org), tackling climate change related initiatives that help Port Alberni residents lower their carbon footprint and become more resilient to climate change. Chris was elected councillor for the City of Port Alberni from 2014-2018.  Chris also serves as Director and Treasurer on the Board of Alberni Community and Women’s Services Society (www.acaws.ca).  Chris has worked at Vancouver Island University (VIU.ca) for 21 years and is a computer technician and lab assistant in the Media Studies department. He serves on the executive of the VIU Faculty Association as Health and Safety representative. Finally, Chris is as passionate about the weather as he is about safe and accessible bicycling and maintains a weather blog called alberniweather.ca. Chris has served on the Board of GoByBikeBC as a representative for the Central Vancouver Island region since 2019 and is currently Treasurer

Andrea Mackintosh, Central Okanagan Representative

Andrea Mackintosh has been a board member with GoByBike BC since 2017. It was when she lived in Victoria for a year studying Environmental Science at Royal Roads University that she first experienced the car-free life and embraced bike commuting wholeheartedly. Andrea’s love for cycling grew into a lifestyle and passion upon her return to her hometown of Kelowna, BC. Andrea was a Community Coordinator for Bike to Work & School Week for six years in the Central Okanagan, and is now pursuing her Bachelor of Education at UBC-Okanagan to become a teacher. Andrea is passionate about sustainability and hopes to weave this into her future middle or high school science classes. And of course, she is looking forward to becoming an enthusiastic Team Leader for her future school, in hopes of spreading the joy of cycling to students of all ages.

Erin LaRocque, Metro Vancouver Representative

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Colin Stein, BC Cycling Coalition Representative

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Jade Chan, Metro Vancouver Representative

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Wendy Majeweski, North Okanagan Regional Representative

Wendy has coached entrepreneurs, sports teams, and trained instructors, employees and students. She has led numerous workshops, seminars, and large community events. Her former career as Coordinator gave her many opportunities to work on several large Community Development Projects that involved businesses, corporations, nonprofit organizations, employees and volunteers. As well, for the past 22 years she has always been an entrepreneur alongside her career to help support her two children as a single mom.

All projects first began with a vision, then created a blueprint and implemented the plans with goals and timelines. She is passionate about Active Transportation as a former Transportation Demand Management Coordinator for 10 years.  Her work has led to a legacy of parks, trails, campaigns, celebrations, community events and facilities that have benefited businesses, schools, and the community. “Dreams and visions can become a reality”!

Wendy has an honours degree in Physical Education through McMaster University, an Instructor Diploma through University of BC, a Recreation Leadership Diploma through BCRPA and is a Certified Life Master Consultant and DreamBuilder coach through the Brave Thinking Institute. She is a speaker, teacher, facilitator and a certified Emotion Code and Body Code Practitioner, and Advanced Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) Practitioner.  She has currently re-wired from her 35-year municipal career and loves helping people dispel their negative self-beliefs, subconscious blocks to move forward in their life and create a life they love. 

Dewi Evans, Okanagan Representative

Originally born in Wales, UK, Dewi moved to Canada in 2016 and has never looked back. An avid lover of the outdoors, Kamloops offers Dewi the opportunity to play, explore and unwind all year round. His hobbies range from skiing and snowshoeing in winter to mountain biking and paddle boarding in summer.

Dewi’s first involvement in GoByBike came as a coordinator during the 2018 summer event. His love for the program was instantaneous, leading him to join the board in 2019. “I just wanted to contribute. Biking is a passion of mine due to the physical and mental health benefits, and when you combine it with a community event and positive environmental change, it was a no brainer for me to join”.