BIKEBIZ AWARDS


INCLUSIVITY AWARDS


CYCLE ADVOCACY AWARD, SUPPORTED BY RE-CYCLE - THE BIKEABILITY TRUST


Winners quote: “We were thrilled to receive the Cycle Advocacy Award from BikeBiz. Our Fleet Cycles project epitomises the mission of Bikeability: to ensure all children, everywhere can access the life skill of cycling. 37% of children don’t own a bike, and many more don’t have access to one that is well-maintained. Making sure many of our training providers have a fleet of cycles means they are able to train as many children as possible, including many they couldn’t reach otherwise.


“It’s fantastic to be recognised for this project, and we were delighted to accept it on behalf of all of our industry and instructors, who are out there every day helping children learn to cycle so they can be safe and active, and above all have fun!” Benjamin Smith, director of development


DIVERSITY CHAMPION - WHEELS FOR ALL


Winners quote: “This win is true testament to all the hard work that goes on every single day by our staff, volunteers and board members to make Wheels for All such an amazing organisation and to support our communities so well through our initiatives. Well done everyone. I am so proud of us all.”Ian Tierney, CEO


WOMAN OF THE YEAR - KALYANI VERMA


Winners quote: “I can’t believe it! Thank you to whoever it was at Brompton Bicycle for nominating me and thank you to all of you who voted for me. It’s such an honour and I look forward to encouraging more people on bikes.


“What a wonderful event by BikeBiz at the Button Factory, Birmingham, I met some amazing people.” Kalyani Verma


18 | December 2024


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