Jennifer is the AVP for Alumni Relations at Lehigh University. She bikes to work when she can, competes in triathlons, & has recently been bitten by the bug of overnight bike touring. She’s also taken some classes in bike mechanics & hopes to put her newfound skills to use at CAT and on the D&L Trail, where she’s a Trail Patroller. When she hits the lottery, all the winnings will go to making cities more pedestrian and bike friendly. Until then, she’s trying to make a difference overseeing the fundraising committee.

Jennifer is committed to increasing individual mobility. She has worked on the  CAT board for about a decade to improve pedestrian safety, cycling education, and access to public transportation. Jennifer previously served as board president, promoting and shepherding the director’s suggested changes in the organization.  As a result, CAT has grown in our ability to procure funds, expanded our membership, and initiated new programs, all during the pandemic! Jennifer is proud to be a member of and contribute her time to this great organization.

As a refugee from Sarajevo, Bosnia, Predo Nisic moved to Pittsburgh in 1996 where he worked as a social worker and later on as a foreman with Pittsburgh’s steel mills. In 1997, he was given his first bicycle (ever!) and he developed a friendship with a well-known bike collector in the Pittsburgh area. As his friend’s business grew, Predo lent a hand by helping him find new bikes and setting up the bike museum. As someone who is passionate about bicycles and likes working with people, CAT was a perfect match for Predo. He’s been volunteering regularly at the CAT Co-op since May 2019.

Kelly’s experience in higher education and the non-profit sector encompassed health promotion and exercise science, with the ambition of encouraging healthy lifestyle behaviors to enhance quality of life. Now a full-time mom, Kelly strives to model active modes of transportation for her young son and instill in him all the possibilities of exploration and adventure that go along with it. While working at the Greater Valley YMCA, Kelly partnered with CAT to offer bike skills classes for youth of all abilities.

Tim was an educator throughout his professional career. He started as an elementary school teacher and finished as a professor and chairperson of the Department of Instructional Technology at Bloomsburg University. He’s been riding bikes since he was a young boy and never stopped. Tim uses his bike for transportation, shopping, exercise, and just the sheer joy of riding. He completed century rides as well as multi-day rides like the Erie Canal Trail and the Greater Allegheny Passage (GAP) Trail. He enjoys teaching people how to ride safely as well as repair their bicycles.

Tim was an educator throughout his professional career. He started as an elementary school teacher and finished as a professor and chairperson of the Department of Instructional Technology at Bloomsburg University. He’s been riding bikes since he was a young boy and never stopped. Tim uses his bike for transportation, shopping, exercise, and just the sheer joy of riding. He completed century rides as well as multi-day rides like the Erie Canal Trail and the Greater Allegheny Passage (GAP) Trail. He enjoys teaching people how to ride safely as well as repair their bicycles.