Staff
Scott Bricker – Executive Director
Scott Bricker has cycled across the country, is an everyday bicycle commuter, and is a vocal advocate for cyclists’ rights. He is an alumnus of Carnegie Mellon University where he earned a B.S. in Public Policy and Management. Scott lived in San Francisco for two years following graduation where he worked for a dot-com and a software company before moving back to Pittsburgh in 2001. Scott is a co-founder of Bike Pittsburgh. He can be reached via email at scott@bike-pgh.org
Eric “Erok” Boerer – Advocacy Director
Eric is one of the founders of the Free Ride community bike program. Eric coordinated BikePGH’s first BikeFest!, a multi-day bicycle festival and celebration, drawing thousands of participants, and continues to this day. Although a native to Eastern PA, he has been in Pittsburgh since 1995, moving here to attend the University of Pittsburgh where he obtained a B.S. in Ecology and Evolution. In college, he fell in love with the bicycle, which then made him fall in love with Pittsburgh. Eric can be reached at eric@bike-pgh.org
Lou Fineberg – Program Manager
Lou returned home to Pittsburgh in 1996 after a stint as a Peace Corps volunteer in Guatemala. For the next six years he rode his bike throughout Pittsburgh barely ever going beyond the city’s limits. His riding adventures resulted in the 2002 release of Three Rivers on Two Wheels: An Explorer’s Guide to Urban Pittsburgh. That same year he joined local fellow cyclists in helping to start BikePGH. He can be reached via e-mail at lou@bike-pgh.org
Lolly Walsh – Membership and Outreach Manager
Lolly loves the elegance of the bicycle and rides hers for transportation, convenience, and pleasure. A recent transplant to Pittsburgh, Lolly lived in Washington, DC for the past eight years and organized DC’s first Carfree Day DC in 2007 which is now a joint project of District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia and U.S. Departments of Transportation. She writes about cities, bikes, possibility, and Pittsburgh at Reimagine an Urban Paradise and for Next American City. She likes riding in dresses and pretty shoes and can be reached at lolly@bike-pgh.org.
Redding Jackson – BikeFest Intern Redding is an avid cycler in New York City, and is just beginning to explore the art of biking around Pittsburgh, though she is a born and raised Pittsburgher. Currently a junior at New York University, she is studying History and Environmental Studies and uses her bicycle to go everywhere in the city. For her summer back home, she is an aspiring Green Gears Pedicab driver in the South Side and is working on her newfound unicycle skills. Redding can be reached at bikefest@bike-pgh.org
