About SVBC Staff and Board Members
While all of our members have something to contribute to the rapidly growing movement to mainstream bicycle transportation, here are some faces you might see around more often championing our cause.
Staff members are dedicated to carrying out the goals set by the Board of Directors. They run the organization’s programs and coordinate member and volunteer activities.
Board members of SVBC are elected for two-year terms at our annual Winter Party in December. Directors set the policies and goals of the organization and ensure that it is operated in a sustainable manner.
Corinne Winter, Executive Director
corinne@svbcbikes.org
Corinne joined SVBC as the Executive Director in 2005. She is passionate about bicycle advocacy and other transportation, land use, and environmental issues. She is responsible for implementing the vision of the organization as defined by the Board of Directors. She oversees the organization's fundraising, membership, marketing and outreach, board development, educational offerings, and supervises all SVBC programs. She works with the members of SVBC to advocate for cyclists and bicycle facilities at the local, regional, and national levels. Corinne also sits on the board of the Bay Area Bicycle Coalition (BABC), on the VTA Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (VTA BPAC) as an ex-officio member, and on the San Jose Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (SJ BPAC).
Shelly McHenry, Program Coordinator
shelly@svbcbikes.org
Shelly comes to SVBC with a love of commuting by bike. From trekking a self-built bicycle up to UCSC campus, to using the bike car on Caltrain all the way to San Francisco, Shelly is excited to implement programs that increase bicycle awareness. Last spring she helped speak to middle school students about bicycle safety in SVBC’s bicycle education program. Coming from a background in writing, graphic art, and web design, Shelly will put these skills to use as she helps arrange such programs as Bike To Work Week, Safe Route to Schools, and other programs as they arise.
maiki interi, Communications and Operations Coordinator
maiki@svbcbikes.org
maiki is dedicated to empowering communities through the use of technology. He has studied and participated in social networks and virtual communities for the last decade. It is his view that SVBC can accomplish its mission of healthy alternative transportation by giving our community a place to communicate and organize. It is his hope that open access and creative usage will make our website an excellent source of information and coordination for cyclists in Silicon Valley.
When maiki isn't breaking the webserver or evangelizing open web standards he works and plays with cog motive, an art and technology collective he co-founded. He loves all aspects of the web, and is always open to new ideas and suggestions.
maiki spells his name without capitals, and has the longest title in SVBC.
Anne Fisher, Administrative Assistant
Anne started riding late in life, and is still timid about going into high traffic areas. However, she enjoys using her bike for commuting and short errands. She is committed to SVBC's mission of safer bicycling and getting more people out on their bikes both for health and the environment.
My goal is to improve bike safety and accessibility for riders of all levels. I greatly enjoy helping others integrate bicycling into their lives in a safe and enjoyable manner.
Jerri-Ann has been an SVBC member since 1998, and is now a life member. She serves on the Mountain View Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC), and as such, helps coordinate the Mountain View BPAC’s Bike to Work Day Energizer Station at the Mountain View Transit Center. She is an enthusiastic and frequent SVBC volunteer bike parker, and coordinated bike