Alex has been editor  of BikeBiz and Micromobilitybiz since November 2021, having joined the trade media from his role as digital news editor at Cycling Weekly. Away from the desk, Alex can be found riding any variety of bike, from e-bikes to BMX, and competing in time trials in Berkshire and the surrounding areas. 

Rebecca Bland is a freelance cycling journalist. She has been writing about bikes in various forms for three years, but riding for many more. She caught the bug when commuting to Leeds on a second-hand MTB, and has since dipped her toes into all types of riding. Now held captive by a border collie puppy, she’s more likely to be towing the dog on an e-bike than riding epic adventures, but still appreciates the joy of two wheels. 

David Greenwood is head of marketing for Evans Cycles, the UK’s largest specialist cycling retailer.

As a life-long rider and cycling advocate, driven by his belief in the transformative power of cycling for health and mental wellbeing, he is committed to using his expertise and enthusiasm to inspire more people to ‘jump on a bike’ and make riding an integral part of their lives.

Jerry Lawson is the founder of Frog Bikes, a leading British manufacturer specialising in lightweight bikes designed specifically for children. In February 2013, Jerry, alongside his wife Shelley, set the wheels in motion for this remarkable venture. Today, Frog Bikes proudly showcases its innovatively designed bikes through a vast network of independent bike shops spanning the globe. 

Before embarking on the Frog Bikes journey, Jerry Lawson held influential roles at renowned industry leaders such as Tesco, Amazon, Regus, and John Lewis. Jerry is also a passionate cyclist and triathlete.

Michelle Chappell has been director/owner of retailer On Your Bike in West Sussex for over 20 Years, established by her husband Robert Chappell in 1983.

Previously Michelle spent 10 years leading customer service departments in the telecoms industry focussing on improving the customer journey from “soup to nuts”.

Her passion is to deliver the best customer experience at all times. 

Before co-founding cycling design agency Conductor in 2014, Jonathan worked in world-renowned advertising & branding agencies for over 20 years. He has led design teams on a wide variety of creative & marketing projects across a selection of sectors. He is passionate about building world-class brands and creating highly engaging, creative campaigns.  

Sandra Corcoran has co-owned and been a director of Bradford-based Pennine Cycles since 2000.

An acclaimed businesswoman, Sandra was named amongst the top 100 female entrepreneurs in Small Business Britain this year.

She has been a dedicated cycling enthusiast since her 20s, starting with cyclocross and road cycling. Not limited to her business roles, she’s a respected speaker, mentor, and advocate for female entrepreneurs. As a recognised authority on business and cycling, Sandra frequently contributes to national TV and radio discussions about cycling and business.

​​CEO of Madison and Sportline since 2005, Dominic Langan has been with Madison for over 30 years, giving him a wealth of knowledge, experience and a real perspective on how the industry has evolved during that time.

Under his stewardship Madison has continued to work with some of the biggest brands in cycling like Shimano, DT Swiss, Lazer, Park Tool, Kryptonite and Elite as well as run the Madison Saracen Downhill race team, supported countless races and events and been a consistent voice in the UK cycling industry.

Georgia is a passionate, vocal and experienced inclusive active travel advocate, and an influential voice in the sustainable mobility industry. 

In her work across three leading micromobility operators (including two ‘unicorns’, three acquisitions and one IPO) she has worked with hundreds of cities across the globe on their active and sustainable transport aims. Georgia recently stepped down from her role leading global giant Tier Mobility’s e-scooter and e-bike operations across the UK and Ireland. Launching her business Loud Mobility and shifting her focus towards cross sector work aimed at widening participation through social, cultural and system change in sustainable mobility. 

Will is head of operations for HumanForest. He has ten years experience in logistics and operations, having spent six years in the Armed Forces before joining Zipcar as head of operations. He is passionate about cycling, from bike racing to working with leading industry brands during his early career.

​​Previously board member at ZyroFisher managing the brand portfolio, Hawyes established career within the tech industry with a commercial focus on government and defence sectors. Her passion for the outdoors, led her to the French Alps, where she discovered the joys of mountain biking. Seeking to combine her passion with my commercial background she established a specialist mountain bike shop. The natural evolution on returning to the UK, was to continue to combine her love of bikes with her career and led her to where she is now.