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| John Vander Sluis |
If you’ve phoned or dropped by our office recently, you’ll know the Bicycle Alliance has had some staff transitions. We are pleased to welcome John Vander Sluis and Jay Steingold as the new kids on the block.
John joined our staff in September as the manager for our King County Safe Routes to School project. Funded by the King County Department of Public Health, John’s project targets underserved communities in the south county area where barriers to walking and biking are high.
A graduate of the University of Washington Urban Planning and Public Administration programs, John has held positions with the City of Seattle, King County, and the Snoqualmie Sustainability Team. He spends his spare time mountain biking, camping, and climbing with his wife Anu.
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| Jay Steingold |
2010 has been a year of milestones for Jay Steingold. He got married in May, graduated from the University of Washington in June, did a cross-country road trip for two months, then landed at the Bicycle Alliance office last week.
Jay will be managing Bike Port and the King County Metro bike lockers, as well as provide operations support. A Kirkland native, Jay previously worked at Richard Hugo House and Artist Trust. He has a degree in Creative Writing.
And we bid a fond farewell to Every Day and Katie Ferguson.
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| Katie Ferguson |
In November, Katie Ferguson completed her AmeriCorps internship with us. Katie developed a Volunteer recruitment and management program for us. Since the completion of her internship, Katie has done some contract work for the Bicycle Alliance. You can read Katie’s blog post about her year with us.
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| Every Day |
After three years with the Bicycle Alliance, Every Day is moving on to new adventures. She has professionally managed and improved the Bike Port bike parking facility during her tenure with us. Early next year, she will set off on a nomadic adventure and test her entrepreneurial skills.
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