Board Members

Supporting Stronger Generations
Through Professional Leadership

The NYBC is guided by a dedicated board of
professionals and community leaders.

Faces of Our Board Members

Get to know the dedicated board members who guide NYBC’s mission, support our youth, and help
shape the future of community leadership

Hiram R.

Board Member - Austin, TX

Isabella Bustamante

Board Member - New York City, NY

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Isabella Bustamante

Isabella Bustamante

Board Member - New York City, NY

Isabella Bustamante is currently the Youth Programs Coordinator at Bike Easy, where she recently secured the organization their first Outride bike fleet. Formerly, she was a Lead Instructor with Bike New York and served as a two-time Youth Ambassador for the TD Five Boro Bike Tour. From those learning to ride to advanced cyclists, Isabella taught street safety and bike handling skills to hundreds of riders across the five boroughs every year. One of her favorite achievements was training NYC students for a four-day biking tour across state lines. She has recently achieved her ambition to start youth ride clubs in collaboration with schools in New Orleans.

Joshua F.

Board Member - Austin, TX

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Joshua F.

Joshua F.

Board Member - Austin, TX

Joshua is the President of the National Youth Bike Council. He got into leisure bike riding and mechanics after he attended an earn a bike class at his local bike shop. Later, he experienced youth advocacy and leadership at the Youth Bike Summit and that brought to light his leadership and love for bikes. Since Joshua's time on the council, his love for youth development grew and he hopes to bring the many benefits of cycling to his peers. In his free time, he likes to make music and learn languages, and craft poetry.

Zoe M.

Treasurer - Seattle, WA

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Zoe M.

Zoe M.

Treasurer - Seattle, WA

Zoe has been a member of the Council since 2019, where they held a workshop with other youth representing Bike Works Seattle at the Youth Bike Summit. They went to Wellesley College majoring in Media Arts & Sciences. In the past, Zoe was the president of the youth advocacy group at Bike Works Seattle and worked as a bike mechanic. In their free time, Zoe likes to play Ultimate frisbee and take long walks through downtown Seattle.

How Does It Work

Becoming a part of the National Youth Bike Council Board is simple. If you’re
passionate about youth leadership and bicycling, take the first step by
submitting your application today.

  • Step 1: Submit Your Application
  • Step 2: Application Gets Reviewed
  • Step 3: We Will Reach Out to You
  • Step 4: Join the Board