OLIVIA GARRETT, PRESIDENT

Olivia is a lifelong Alaskan who has been an avid Anchorage bike commuter on-and-off since she received her first bike at age 6. Her passion for bike and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure began when she relied on UAF’s Green Bikes program to navigate Fairbanks in college. Prior to joining the board of Bike Anchorage Olivia was a co-organizer of critical mass rides in Midtown Anchorage. She is excited to contribute to making Alaska’s only urban center safe and navigable for bikes and non-motorized transit.

JAMES BENNETT, VICE PRESIDENT

James is a retired teacher who taught on the Kenai peninsula and in remote Alaska villages. Aside from riding a bike nearly every day, he seeks out wilderness adventures, enjoys international travel, and loves spending time with his two granddaughters. 

LIBBY KUGEL, TREASURER

Libby is a lifelong Alaskan who loves exploring the sate by bike, foot, or skis. In every season, you'll find her riding around Anchorage, whether she's commuting, exercising, or simply enjoying the ride. Libby is the Communications Director at Great Land Trust, where she works to conserve local lands and waters for habitat protection and public access. She's passionate about making the outdoors and recreation welcoming and accessible to everyone. Libby joined Bike Anchorage to support it's mission to encourage, educate, and advocate for a more bike-friendly community.

LYNN KENEALY

Lynn has been living, biking, and walking in Alaska since 2010, and uses biking and walking both for utility and for fun. She is educated in community-based social work and evidence-based practices. She is passionate about designing and building beautiful communities which work for everyone, no matter their income level, ability, or mode of transport.

KERRY LYNCH

Kerry has acquired a bike before a car every place she's lived and considers a bike essential to her transportation options. She experienced Anchorage both in youth and middle-age, as well as before and after kids, and with and without a dog. Though she gave up on biking in Anchorage for a few years, she saw so many improvements being made that she gave it another try and then didn't even want to stop biking in winter anymore. She is motivated to make Anchorage more bike-able by the kids in the schoolyard waiting for pickup who say "I wish I could ride my bike to school" as she rolls by with her son.

LINDSY "LOUIE" GLICK

Louie spent much of her life in the Southwest and other warmer climates, and when she first moved to Anchorage, she was a fair-weather bike commuter. Now, she gets on her studded fat bike and cruises the trail to work most days in the winter, too. Instead of being something she endures, she delights in biking through the birch and spruce trees as the seasons change. She hopes to inspire others to discover the joys of biking and ensure biking ease and access across the city. 

JAMEY BRADBURY

Jamey is an Anchorage writer and rider who is actively developing her year-round bike-commuting acumen. Her interest in actively working toward safer biking in Anchorage was sparked by research for a cycling-centered novel she’s working on. By day, she works in communications for a private family foundation; the rest of the time, she’s either reading, writing, or outside enjoying all Alaska has to offer, all year long.

ALEXA DOBSON, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

A born-and-raised Alaskan with a passion for cycling and community, Alexa serves as the Executive Director of Bike Anchorage. In addition to building a career supporting nonprofits such as United Way of Anchorage and Alaska Legal Services Corporation, she has also led the Mountain Bike for Women festival in Anchorage and coached mountain bikers throughout the American West with the Norco Dirt Series. Alexa is thrilled to be part of a passionate team pedaling toward a future where Anchorage is safe, welcoming, and bike-friendly for all.