MANCHESTER, NH — Queen City Bicycle Collective (QC Bike) announces that Resource Development Manager June Trisciani has officially stepped down to once again pursue public office.
Over the past seven months, June brought energy, creativity, and a strong commitment to community engagement in support of QC Bike’s mission: to get, and keep, the Manchester community riding bicycles, safely and affordably.
“We’re grateful for everything June has contributed to the organization and the community,” said Tyler Glodt, Executive Director of QC Bike. “Her work has strengthened partnerships, expanded outreach, and helped drive meaningful progress toward our upcoming strategic planning process.”
QC Bike will not be hiring immediately to fill the role, but plans to make future staffing decisions in alignment with the goals and priorities developed through its forthcoming strategic planning and capacity building efforts. With support from the New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority’s Community Economic Development Capacity Building Tax Credit Program, the planning process will help chart a course toward a sustainable staffing model and ensure QC Bike remains a trusted, effective community asset.
In the meantime, QC Bike is focused on its mission and continues to work alongside its partners, volunteers, and community members to keep Manchester rolling. As the organization looks ahead, the community is invited to get involved by: participating in the upcoming Tour of Manchester on September 14th; providing bike donations, financial contributions, or time spent volunteering; or investing in its next chapter through the purchase of New Hampshire State Tax Credits. Together, these contributions help QC Bike continue building community in the Queen City through bicycles.
For inquiries, please contact:
Tyler Glodt
Executive Director
Queen City Bicycle Collective
tyler@qcbike.org
www.qcbike.org