The Bike Fed is now accepting applications for our Board of Directors.

The BFW Nominating Committee is seeking qualified candidates to run for 
election to fill 5 open seats on the BFW Board of Directors.  If you submit the 
information required below, BFW will place your name on the ballot to be 
sent to its 4,500 members.

Positions are 3-year terms each beginning January 2010. Please note that 4 
of the 5 incumbent Board members have decided to run for re-election and 
that the Board has endorsed those 4 (Bill Hauda, Dick Withers, David 
Waters, Chris Kegal) for re-election.  However, please do not let Board 
endorsements deter you from applying.

To apply and have your name placed on the ballot, please send your 
answers to the following 2 questions by email to Kevin Hardman, Executive 
Director, at [email protected].

You must submit your answers to Kevin at or before 5pm on October 2, 
2009:

1. Describe how you, by joining the BFW Board, could help BFW advance its 
mission.
(See mission statement provided below.) (100 words or less)

2. Provide a brief biographical statement. (75 words or less)
We will print your answer and biographical statement unedited in a 
document that will accompany the ballot sent to membership. (However, we 
reserve the right to edit any statement that exceeds the word limits provided 
or that contains any vulgar or inappropriate statements.)

For more information, please visit www.bfw.org. Good luck and thank you in 
advance for applying!

MISSION
The Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin (BFW) is a statewide, membership-
based, non-profit bicycle education and advocacy organization. Its mission 
includes the following objectives:
 (i) striving to make Wisconsin a better place to bicycle by empowering 
citizens to build communities where bicyclists are safe to ride the roads and 
trails; 
(ii) educating decision makers, motorists and bicyclists about the 
transportation planning and safety issues, as well as the environmental,
health and economic benefits of bicycling; and
 (iii) promoting bicycling as an integral part of a balanced transportation 
system, and a prosperous economy.


Mike Rewey
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