Join the BikeABQ Board
BikeABQ is currently accepting applications for open board positions. Serving on our board is a great opportunity to help shape the future of bicycling advocacy in Albuquerque.
About BikeABQ
Founded in 1999, BikeABQ started with a singular mission: to promote bicycling for transportation in Albuquerque. Over the years, our focus has evolved alongside changes in board leadership and community needs. The current mission and vision of BikeABQ are as follows:
Our Mission: To make bicycling in Albuquerque a safe, enjoyable, and convenient mobility option for all.
Our Vision: A vibrant and inclusive Albuquerque bicycling culture with the infrastructure and resources that empower everyone to ride safely, conveniently, and joyfully for any purpose.
What Does the Board Do?
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All-volunteer leadership: BikeABQ has no paid staff—our board members do the work that keeps the organization running.
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Oversees operations: This includes nonprofit compliance (501(c)3), finances, membership, merchandise, and volunteer coordination.
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Focus areas: The board directs its energy into communications, advocacy, and events. While advocacy has been a key focus in recent years, we are now expanding our role in events to further our mission.
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Active participation: Board members contribute in various ways, including advocacy efforts, event planning, fundraising, coalition building, and communications.
Open Board Positions
BikeABQ has at-large board member positions available. While specific roles are not assigned at this time, board members are expected to take on leadership responsibilities in areas such as operations, advocacy, communications, fundraising, and events. In particular, energy is currently needed in the areas of events and fundraising.
Board Member Responsibilities
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Attend monthly board meetings (1st Tuesday of each month, 5:45 PM, followed by a membership meeting from 7-8:30 PM).
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Participate in at least one committee (Operations, Communications, Advocacy, or Events), which meets monthly.
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Take a leadership role in activities such as advocacy initiatives, organizing events, managing partnerships, or responding to public inquiries.
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Estimated time commitment: 5-10 hours per week, with more time needed initially as new members get familiar with responsibilities.
If you are passionate about making Albuquerque more bike-friendly and want to get involved, we encourage you to apply!
To Apply: Send your resume and letter of interest to info@bikeabq.org with "Open Board Position" in the subject line.
BikeABQ Board Members
Board Officers:
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President - Theresa Dunn
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Vice President - Patrick Martin
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Secretary - Keith Stubbs
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Treasurer - Steve Pilon
Board Directors at Large:
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Eric Biedermann
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Walker Boyd
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Eli Kosko
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Leila Murrieta