Audrey keeps the wheels of Commuting Solutions, and the northwest metro region, rolling smoothly. She leads our advocacy efforts, financial planning, coalition building and everything in between. Audrey not only manages the internal functions of the organization but is Commuting Solutions’ external voice. Her efforts are focused on expanding our partnerships, coalition and member base to improve the regional transportation system. Her leadership with local, regional and state officials results in positive change and the efficient movement of people, not vehicles. For today and the future, Audrey works to make the region a place she is proud to live and work in.

As our Assistant Director, Angela provides support to the Executive Director, staff and the Board of Directors, as well as spearheading the planning of our Membership Meetings. She ensures our office runs like a well-oiled machine. Angela is a Colorado native and grew up in Arvada. When not working, Angela enjoys spending time with her two children, husband and dogs, camping and boating in the summer, and her annual family trip.

Margery is the Policy and Development Manager. She spearheads public policy efforts, works to strengthen the engagement of Commuting Solutions’ members, grows the organization’s membership, leads our annual sponsorship and membership drives, and implements special projects. Margery has a background in program management in the nonprofit sector. She completed a graduate degree in public administration at the University of Colorado, Denver in 2021. She grew up in Kansas, moved to Denver from New York City, and is a mother of two toddlers. She enjoys traveling, hiking, exploring Colorado, and eating at new restaurants.

In his role as Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Planner, Joe works to plan, implement, and coordinate TDM and multimodal mobility strategies for the northwest metro region. He holds a Masters of the Environment from CU Boulder, where he specialized in sustainable food systems.  Joe also has professional experience in multimodal transportation, public transit, and transit electrification. He grew up in coastal North Carolina, but moved to Denver in 2014 for his undergraduate studies, where he fell in love with the Rocky Mountains. In his spare time, he enjoys cycling, birding, hiking, climbing, and savoring good food.

As the Bike-n-Ride Shelter Coordinator, Miles administers the bike shelters along US 36 in Broomfield and Westminster and supports cyclists who use them. He recently earned his bachelor’s degree in environmental studies from the University of Northern Colorado, where he studied ideal corridors for high-speed rail transit in America. Miles grew up racing bikes in Boulder and developed a deep appreciation of the area’s extensive bike trails. Outside of work, he loves to run, bike, read, and take the bus downtown.

Brenda is our Administrative Assistant focused on grant administration. She has experience working for state and local government agencies and a variety of philanthropic and nonprofit organizations. She enjoys being part of a small but mighty team making an impact in the community. She holds a graduate degree in the Humanities from the University of Colorado at Denver. She moved to Louisville from New England and has two grown daughters. She enjoys crafting, camping, kayaking, and exploring the southwest.

As the Employer and Community Engagement Coordinator, Andrew builds and maintains professional partnerships throughout the northwest metro region to promote Transportation Demand Management (TDM). After growing up in Boulder, Andrew spent several years living in Berlin, Germany, where he experienced a robust, accessible transit system first-hand. With this lived experience, he moved back to Colorado and completed a Master of the Environment degree from CU Boulder with a dual-specialization in Urban Resiliency and Renewable Energy.  In his free time, he loves spending time with his wife and cat, hiking, camping, gardening, reading, and seeing live music.