Bike Utah is Hiring a New Executive Director

Bike Utah has some bittersweet news to share. Our executive director, Crys Lee, is on to new adventures in Seattle, WA and her last day with Bike Utah is August 13, 2021. While we will miss her, we are excited for her new adventure. Fortunately, she is leaving Bike Utah stronger than ever. 

“I have loved working with Bike Utah. We thrived during this difficult time and supported many initiatives. Here are a few initiatives and successes that we are celebrating: advocating and successful passing of HB 142 Cyclist Traffic Amendments, hosting an impactful virtual Utah Bike Summit this past April, and completing over 600 miles in new family friendly bike lanes paths and trails as part of the Governor’s 1,000 Miles Campaign. Bike Utah has many exciting things ahead and I am grateful to everyone who supports Bike Utah. Together we are making Utah a better and more accessible place to ride.”   -  Crys Lee

With Crys’ departure we are on the hunt for a new dynamic leader who has the managerial, financial savvy, and background in nonprofit management to continue taking Bike Utah to the next level. 

We are still seeking a motivated individual for the Executive Director role who has the commitment and passion to achieve the mission of Bike Utah and continue to grow the positive impact the organization is making. The individual will report to the Board of Directors and has overall strategic and operational responsibility for Bike Utah’s staff, programs, and execution of the organizational mission to support bicycling transportation within Utah. Other key duties include fundraising, some legislative advocacy, marketing and community outreach, including to active transportation, planning and government organizations. See more details by clicking the button below!