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Pro BMXer rides to new role at Avocet Campbell will be on the road visiting dealers


and coordinating Avocet's marketing and event management for each brand. Campbell can be contacted on craig.cambell@avocetsports.com


 BRITISH CYCLING KIRSTIE MOORE has been appointed to the role of board advisor at British Cycling. Whilst British Cycling is experiencing an


Craig Campbell


 AVOCET SPORTS On the back of securing BMX brands Blackeye and Pilgrim, Avocet Sports has hired ex-Team Skyway and Haro professional CRAIG CAMPBELL. Appointed to head up the sales and marketing team, the former British Champion was a key member of the original Skyway squad, moving to the United States to compete at the top level of the sport.


unprecedented period of growth, Moore will handle driving forward priority projects, such as the further engagement of women in all areas of the organisation, and the cycling community in general. Initiatives such as the Victoria Pendleton-


fronted Cycletta series and Skyride are highlighted as part of the future strategy, which Moore will be working to improve access to. Moore commented on her appointment: "I am delighted to be joining British Cycling at such an exciting time for the sport. I have benefited hugely from my involvement in cycling throughout my life and I’m passionate


Kirstie Moore


about others having access to the opportunities in cycling that I have had.”


 SNOW AND ROCK Snow and Rock has appointed DAVID KOHN, the former head of Waterstone's e-commerce. The outdoor specialist places Kohn at the head of its drive to improve delivery options, implement click and collect and more.


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