Our Board of Directors

Neal Carley is the General Manager of Parks, Planning and Environment for Metro Vancouver. He is a strong advocate of making walking safe and comfortable for all users.
Neal Carley says he hates walking when it is boring. He previously was the General Manager for Metro Vancouver in charge of Parks and Environment. He was on the steering committee that brought the international Walk21 Conference to Vancouver. Rather diplomatically, Neal’s favourite walk is on any of the trails in Metro Vancouver’s parks.
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Claire Gram is a health and policy planner with Vancouver Coastal Health.

Claire Gram is interested in the health of people, and she as taught and worked throughout Metro Vancouver and the Whistler region. Claire walks and bikes everywhere, and says her favourite walk is around Trout Lake with her family.

Sandy James is a city planner and formerly was the greenways planner for the City of Vancouver. She chaired the 2011 Walk21 Conference in Vancouver.
Sandy James is a city planner, author and formerly co-edited Viewpoint Vancouver, a Vancouver based city planning blog.
She was Vancouver’s Greenways Planner and chaired the International Walk21 Vancouver Conference. and has a TEDX talk on Walking, Sandy’s favourite walk is the Fraser River Trail through Vancouver’s Southlands.
Mary Beth Rondeau is an architect and senior urban designer for the City of Surrey. Mary Beth is a former Olympic athlete and champions walkable, comfortable communities.
Mary Beth Rondeau Mary Beth Rondeau is an architect and a seasoned senior urban designer who has worked for the City of Vancouver and for the City of Surrey. Mary Beth is an Olympic athlete. Her favourite place to walk is along the beaches of Pender Island.
Gordon Price was formerly a Vancouver City Councillor & Director of the City Program at Simon Fraser University. He is the founder of Price Tags Vancouver.
Gordon Price was formerly a Vancouver City Councillor & Director of the City Program at Simon Fraser University. Gordon’s favourite place to walk is the Seaside Greenway.

Championing Micro Mobility & Walkable Places