Charlottesville Community Bikes Announces Leadership Transition

Charlottesville, VA – 12/23/24 – Charlottesville Community Bikes (CCB) is excited to announce an upcoming leadership transition as part of its commitment to sustained growth and expanded impact. Starting in March 2025, Executive Director Lauren Riegl will step into a new role focused on fundraising and partnerships. This strategic shift will strengthen CCB’s community connections, enhance long-term sustainability, and welcome a new leader to guide the organization into its next chapter.

Lauren has served as Executive Director since 2021, leading CCB through a period of significant growth and transformation. Under her leadership, the organization has more than doubled its bike distribution programs, launched three new community-focused programs, and established long sustainability by focusing on diversifying CCB’s revenue streams. Her dedication to advancing equitable and sustainable mobility solutions has left an indelible mark on both the organization and the greater Charlottesville area.

In her new role, Lauren will use her expertise and relationships to further enhance CCB’s fundraising efforts and strengthen partnerships. This role aligns with CCB’s vision for the future, ensuring the organization remains a vital resource for the community.

“Serving as Executive Director has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my career,” Lauren said. “I look forward to supporting the incredible work of this organization in a new capacity.”

CCB’s Board of Directors has initiated the search for a new Executive Director to lead the organization into its next phase of growth. Board President TJ Angioletti expressed the board’s gratitude, saying, “We are immensely grateful for Lauren’s extraordinary leadership and her decision to remain an integral part of the team. While this transition is bittersweet, it positions CCB for continued growth and collaboration.”

Charlottesville Community Bikes is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting environmentally sustainable transportation, empowering individuals through bike access, and advocating for equitable mobility solutions. For more information about our programs and leadership transition, visit www.cbikes.org.

To Apply: Please see the job posting on our Jobs page.

Contact: TJ Angioletti, Board President, Charlottesville Community Bikes, tj@charlottesvillecommunitybikes.org