Staff
Mike Koski Executive Director
mike.koski@bccycling.ca
A lifelong B.C. resident, Mike grew up in Victoria, graduated high school in Cranbrook, completed an undergraduate degree at the University of Victoria, and competed as a Canadian national team rower at international events. Mike discovered cycling to school was faster and cheaper than driving while in university, and carried over his love of bike commuting to a 25-year career at ICBC. While working in government relations, communications and marketing, and leading road safety campaigns, Mike built a reputation amongst his ICBC co-workers and friends for providing bike commuting advice and helping make the transition from driving to cycling both safe and fun. A past Board Director with Vancouver’s HUB Cycling, Mike lives in east Vancouver with his wife and two teen boys.
Echo Lee Director, Marketing and Outreach
echo.lee@bccycling.ca
Echo is a passionate marketer with extensive experience in both traditional and digital media. She began her career at ICBC, conducting research studies including customer experience surveys and focus groups. Seeking to broaden her expertise, Echo transitioned to companies like Ritchie Brothers and Finning, where she honed her digital marketing skills. As a senior leader, she oversaw website development, email campaigns, social media, and digital advertising. Echo loves to cook, travel, make art projects and is a strong advocate for cycling education. She is a strong believer in using social media to educate the public about sustainable transportation stories from around the world.
Maya Goldstein Kids on Wheels Founder
maya.goldstein@bccycling.ca
Maya has a Masters degree in Education from UBC, and brings a lifelong interest, experience and commitment to early childhood education to the BC Cycling Coalition. She founded Kids on Wheels in 2015, establishing a cycling education program for the early years. Maya also loves cycle touring and has explored many countries around the world by bike with her partner and two young boys.
Antonella Scarin Kids on Wheels Manager
antonella.scarin@bccycling.ca
Antonella is a passionate graphic designer who has taken the lead on program coordination and marketing tasks for Kids on Wheels and the BC Cycling Coalition. She enjoys outdoor adventures such as hiking, skiing, and especially camping. She is the founder of a digital agency in Peru, her hometown, where she works with different brands to introduce them to the digital world through digital strategies. Through the Balance Bike Camps, Antonella hopes to contribute to children's early years of cycling and cycling in general.
Dragana Radulovic Mapping Coordinator
dragana.radulovic@bccycling.ca
Dragana is a data enthusiast with an interest in promoting sustainable transportation options. She enjoys riding her bike and creating digital maps that highlight bike routes in her community. Dragana believes that bicycles can be an equitable and environmentally friendly way to get around. In her free time, she edits OpenStreetMap and works on ways to make biking more accessible for all people. With her degree in computer science and her interest in cycling, she hopes to make a positive impact on the community.
Annansia Aggarwal Kids on Wheels Lead Instructor (seasonal)
annansia@bccycling.ca
Annansia is a professional Badminton player who proudly represents BC in various Provincial and National level tournaments. She is passionate about nature, sports, and working with children. Despite her busy training schedule and travelling around Canada for tournaments, Annansia always finds time to explore and appreciate the natural world around her. She believes that being active in nature benefits physical health and mental and emotional well-being. She strongly believes that cycling is a great way for children to stay active, explore, and appreciate nature's beauty. Moreover, she also possesses strong leadership skills. She leads by example, setting high standards and demonstrating discipline and perseverance. Annansia actively mentors young athletes and nature enthusiasts, inspiring them to pursue their dreams. Her leadership extends to community initiatives, promoting collaboration and teamwork. With her exceptional leadership skills, Annansia is a role model for aspiring athletes and nature enthusiasts, poised to make a positive impact around her.
Sam Holland Program Coordinator - Grant Administration
sam.holland@bcycling.ca
An immigrant to BC, Sam is a recent graduate and transportation enthusiast who loves finding different ways to connect and move with people. He brings years of experience in program development and implementation, particularly regarding bike parking programs. Outside of work, he is a committed Aikido practitioner and dancer, as well as a passionate advocate for sustainable transportation and housing.
Jessica Lee Social Media Coordinator
jessica.lee@bccycling.ca
Jessica is a fourth-year business student at Simon Fraser University with an interest in finance and plans to pursue her CPA designation after graduation. Enthusiastic about hockey, she has participated since childhood, as a player, volunteer, coach and manager. In her spare time, Jessica enjoys hiking, golfing and traveling. She hopes to create a platform that advocates for safer and more accessible cycling and active transportation in British Columbia.