After a career with the Bicycle Transportation Alliance (BTA) that has spanned nearly a decade, Scott Bricker has been named their new executive director.
Bricker has served in an interim capacity since July when former executive director Evan Manvel stepped down.
His selection comes after a nationwide search and a final decision made by the BTA’s Board of Director’s this weekend.
Bricker has been with the BTA since 1998, when the organization had just three full-time staff and focused their advocacy solely on Portland. Now, the BTA is a regional and national player (Bricker recently flew to Washington D.C. to testify in front of a Congressional committee) with 15 full-time staffers (and another 15 seasonal and part-time) and 4,500 members.
