Charleston Moves

	EXECUTIVE BOARD
	Director: Tom Bradford: president@charlestonmoves.org After a more than 25-year career in broadcast news with CBS, Tom is a communications consultant with his own company. A lifelong cycling enthusiast, Tom has maintained an interest in the connection between cycling and walking with good community planning. He is a member of the League of American Bicyclists, The Century Road Club Association, Rails-to-Trails and the East Coast Greenway Alliance. Additionally, he is a member of the Advisory Board for the Halsey Institute and a member of The Gibbes Museum of Art.
	Treasurer: Ceci Haborak treasurer@charlestonmoves.org Ceci is a CPA and retired member of Gamble Givens & Moody LLC where she served as Director of Tax and Valuation Services. She is a member of the League of American Bicyclists, the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy and the East Coast Greenway Alliance. Ceci enjoys bicycling with her husband George.

	BOARD MEMBERS
	Cathy Nixon: Cathy Nixon was born in NYC, where she attended Pratt Institute and Bennett College and received her degree in Design. Since moving to the Charleston area she has been a business owner, co-managed the World Cup of Golf and the Fed Cup for the US Tennis Association at Kiawah Island Resort. She has been active in the SC Aquarium and the Charleston Symphony OrchestraLeague. She currently serves on the Sustainer Board with The Junior League of Charleston. Cathy received Charleston Metro Sports Council achievement award (2007) as Sports Ambassador of the Year. In 2007 she completed Paris-Brest-Paris and was the recipient of the silver, bronze for team U.S.A. at the International World Dragon Boat Championships in Sydney, Australia. Cathy is passionate about healthy choices and the benefit of physical fitness and good nutrition. She applauds livable and eco-friendly cities, towns and communities that create alternative modes of transportation which help promote healthy lifestyles.
	Vince Graham: Vince is Founder and President of the I'On Group based in Charleston, South Carolina. Vince moved to the South Carolina Lowcountry in 1989. He founded the traditional walking neighborhood of Newpoint in 1991. Since that time he has participated in building seven other neighborhoods including the Village of Port Royal, Broad Street, I'On, Morris Square, Hammonds Ferry, and Mixson in South Carolina; and East Beach in Virginia. Vince serves on the Board of Charleston Moves, the Coastal Conservation League, East Cooper Planning Council, Lowcountry Housing Trust, Riley Institute for Urban Affairs, and Upstate Forever. He also serves on the Metropolitan Leadership Council of the Brookings Institution, is a South Carolina Liberty Fellow, and a member of the Church of the Holy Cross. Vince is a passionate advocate for advancing human-scaled urbanism, and has spoken at architectural and planning symposiums in Australia, Europe, and throughout the United States. A native of Atlanta, Georgia, Vince is a 1986 graduate of Thomas Jefferson's wondrous University of Virginia.
	Robert Prioleau: Robert Prioleau is a Founding Partner and the Strategy Director for Blue Ion, an award-winning interactive marketing company based in Charleston, SC. Robert leads the company’s Experience Design practice, where he applies his 18-years of marketing experience across a wide range of clients and industries. Before launching Blue Ion, Robert honed his skills at GSD&M Advertising in Austin, Fitzgerald & Company Advertising in Atlanta, BellSouth.net Internet Services in Atlanta, and Rawle-Murdy Associates Advertising in Charleston, SC. He graduated from Vanderbilt University with a degree in Latin American history and received a MBA in marketing from the University of Texas at Austin. He currently serves as Chair of the Trust for Public Land’s South Carolina Advisory Council, Strategic Advisor to New Carolina’s Creative Industries Cluster, and sits on the boards of Charleston Moves and the Lowcountry Housing Trust. Outside of work, you’ll find Robert enjoying the great outdoors with his family and dogs.
	Don Sparks: Don is a past president of Charleston Moves. He is a member of the CHATS Standing Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (the Charleston MPO's transportation planning arm). He is an avid cyclist, having ridden cross country with his wife Katherine on their tandem in 1993. In addition, he has cycled extensively in other parts of the world. Currently, Don is Professor of International Economics at the Citadel, and has served on the academic board of directors of the University of South Carolina ’s Center for Environmental Policy. He is Vice President of the League of American Bicyclists (and is a life member), is a life member of Adventure Cyclists; a member of the (Charleston) Coastal Cyclists, Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals, and Congress for the New Urbanism.
	Peter Wilborn: Peter is an attorney who founded SCBIKELAW.COM and has represented injured cyclists and their families. Peter is a member of Adventure Cycling, The League of American Bicyclists, and the East Coast Greenway Alliance. Peter is a former officer of Charleston Bicycle Advocacy Group and currently provides legal counsel to the board of Charleston Moves. He is a life-long and year-round bicycle commuter and recreational rider and draws inspiration from his time living and cycling in Europe.
	Lenny Greene: Lenny is a consulting engineer licensed in SC, GA, FL, AL, & NC. He is a member of Charleston Rotary Club, BCDCOG Transportation Enhancements committee and was vice-president of Charleston Bicycle Advocacy Group. Lenny has been an active cyclist for thirty years including commuting to work in California and relying on his bicycle as primary transportation while living oversees in three countries. His business, Orbital Engineering is a corporate sponsor of the Low Country Open Land Trust rides and Charleston Cycle Fest. Lenny has worked on projects to provide bicycle lanes and pedestrian/bicycle accommodations for bridge replacement projects. He is a member of the Coastal Cyclists and volunteers for Festavelo.
	Charles Fox: Charles works in retail and sales at Fox music, a family business. Charles is a member of the League of American Bicyclists, Transportation Alternatives, and a number of regional Cycling Clubs. He is a lifetime member of the Palmetto Cycling Coalition and has served on their board. He had been ride director for the Rural Ride Round the Islands and most Festivelo de Charleston , South Carolina 's largest cycling event in December 2004, and most recently for Charleston Cycle Fest 2005. Charles has cycled across the U.S. and has served as a past president for the Coastal Cyclists. He currently serves on the board of First Night Charleston, Creative Sparks, and the Coastal Cyclists.
	Pat Ilderton: Pat Ilderton is a Sullivan’s Island resident and owner of Ilderton Construction. Pat chairs the Sullivan’s Island Design Review Board. He also sits on the steering committee for the East Cooper Planning Council, the board of East Cooper Community Outreach and Taylor Music. Pat is known locally for being a sustainability minded conservation developer. Among his most notable projects is the New Village in Mt. Pleasant where he combined his values of energy conservation, newer ideas in architecture and new urbanist principles to create a conservation-oriented development project that has labeled him a visionary.
	Alyssondra Campaigne: Alyssondra Campaigne is a Principal at Engage Strategies, a policy, strategy and communications firm specializing in environmental and energy issues. Previously she was Vice President for Strategy and Marketing at the I’On Group, a New Urban development firm in Mount Pleasant, SC. Alys moved to Charleston after spending a decade in Washington, DC helping to create and lead the External Affairs department of the Center for American Progress, working as Legislative Director for the Natural Resources Defense Council, and as a Legislative Aide in the U.S. House and Senate. She is passionate about expanding mobility choices as a means to address climate change, foster community, and improve public health.
	Thomas Ucciferri: Thomas has enjoyed living in Charleston for over two years. He and his family relocated here from Brooklyn, NY where he spent 25 years in the television and video production industry. A long-time recreational and commuter cyclist in New York, Thomas was surprised by the challenges that cyclists and pedestrians face here. He was encouraged to learn of the efforts of Charleston Moves to effect change in that regard. Thomas is the proprietor of Bike the Bridge Rentals (which has helped hundreds of tourists and locals keep their cars off the streets by renting bikes), and an active owner, manager, and broker of investment real estate in Charleston and elsewhere.
	Barry Hainer: Barry Hainer is a family physician and serves as Professor of Family Medicine at the Medical University of South Carolina. Over the past 25 years of seeing patients and teaching medical students he has helped train over 300 family physicians. An avid recreational cyclist, Barry has cycled in the U.S, Canada and western Europe. Barry sees part of the solution to our fundamental public health issue of obesity the need for for safe means to walk and bike to places in our communities. Barry also serves as a member of the City of Charleston Bicyle/Pedestrian Committee.
	Jeff Davis: William J. Davis is an associate professor in Civil & Environmental Engineering at The Citadel. He is a profession engineer with twenty-five years of experience in the planning, development and design of transportation engineering projects. His technical and service activities have included serving on numerous national committees focusing on a variety of bicycle, pedestrian and traffic calming issues. His research and consulting projects include development of transportation master plans, bicycle facility design and creation of built environments to support active living by design. Other professional experience has focused in the areas of traffic engineering, transportation planning, highway design, environmental assessment and infrastructure design.

Charleston Moves is a non-profit organization promoting bicycling, walking, running and public transportation for a healthy community and healthy lifestyles