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Ontario Cycling Association (Ontario Cycling) is a registered Not for Profit under the Ontario Not for Profit Act.

Our governing body is comprised of 8 members: Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, Athlete Director and 4 Directors at Large who are located across Ontario. The Board is a policy-based governance board with the daily operations of the organization being managed by the President & CEO.

Janice Detta Colli

Chair

Janice Detta Colli has an impressive reputation as a leader, consultant and sought-after speaker on human capital issues and dynamics in the boardroom for over 20 years.

Janice Detta Colli

Chair

She is passionate about Boards and the dynamic challenges facing their leadership.

Janice is a former Director College faculty member (a joint venture between McMaster University and the Conference Board of Canada), is a Chartered Director (C.Dir.) and has sat on numerous local and national boards. She’s a Professional Mastermind Facilitator and EMCC Global Certified Coach with up-to-date Board level training in Diversity, Inclusion, Equity and Accessibility.

Robyn Porter

Chair of Audit & Risk Management Committee

Ontario has a rich and vibrant cycling community. It is nearly impossible to ride a trail, path, or roadway without being met by someone that waves enthusiastically and wants to share their love of the sport.

Robyn Porter

Chair of Audit & Risk Management Committee

Peter has over 15 years of experience across various capacities in the finance, gaming and technology sectors. Peter is also passionate about endurance sports having participated in triathlons of varying distances and several road running races.

Michelle McCloskey

Chair, Governance & HR Committee and Secretary

Michelle McCloskey has more than a decade of experience working with various boards of directors and senior executives in the Not-for-Profit Sector.

Michelle McCloskey

Chair, Governance & HR Committee and Secretary

Michelle specializes in the management and development of the governance processes and procedures used to facilitate the business affairs of organizations, including the structure and balance of power between management and board. She also teaches Governance and Administration, as part of the Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation program at Georgian College.

Cycling has been more than just a hobby or exercise for Michelle — “it’s an avenue for exploration and a means to connect with communities. Cycling creates this unique sense of freedom and flexibility, the ability to travel with a lower carbon footprint, explore your surroundings and experience the sights and sounds of a place up close. Given all that, her goals in being on the Board of Ontario Cycling are to enhance OC governance practice, support advocacy efforts for safe cycling infrastructure, and support opportunities to collaborate with local stakeholders to develop exciting cycling events and initiatives.”

On weekends, you can find her cycling on back country roads in search of Ontario’s best butter tart. Michelle has a Master’s in Public Administration from McMaster University, and Governance Professionals of Canada designation.

Peter Slater

Director at Large

Peter Slater

Director at Large

Robin Porter brings change, governance and strategy experience from a career working across many different industries. She has a depth of board experience stemming various director and advisory roles with several not-for-profit organizations, including national and provincial sport organizations.

Kendal Clarke

Vice Chair

Kendal Clarke has extensive non-profit and private sector leadership experience. She excels in creating and scaling strategic partnerships and helping organizations reach their goals. Kendal loves endurance sports and is passionate about building the next generation of cyclists.

Kendal Clarke

Vice Chair

Trish Weigel

Director at Large

Trish’s focus is creating environments that foster success. As a leader, she is skilled at removing barriers and achieving results. She finds wellness through training and athletic competition and supporting community-based youth recreation.

Trish Weigel

Director at Large

Siobhan Kelly

Athlete Representative

Siobhan has been part of the Ontario Cycling system since her peewee years, competing across multiple disciplines and eventually around the world. While still racing, she gives back to the community as Chair of the Athlete Council—a valuable resource for members and a voice for athletes, working to build an inclusive and supportive cycling community.

Siobhan Kelly

Athlete Representative

Brendan Hart

Director at Large

Brendan is a lawyer focusing on pension fund investments who has held several legal roles within the financial industry, where he has gained extensive experience in regulatory, contractual, and governance matters. He has been an avid mountain biker for over 25 years.

Brendan Hart

Director at Large

As a member of the Ontario Cycling Board, my role is important to me. Serving as an Athlete Representative is crucial in ensuring that all athletes within the Ontario Cycling community have a voice and proper representation on the OC board. I deeply value this position and eagerly anticipate the opportunity to assist athletes in various ways, specifically in the progression of high-performance athletes and programs.

Looking ahead, my aspirations involve positively contributing to Ontario communities and fostering the enjoyment of recreational and competitive cycling. Furthermore, I am committed to enhancing Ontario’s talent pool, as we boast some of the finest athletes in the country across various racing disciplines.

Don Goudy

Director at Large

Don brings over two decades of marketing leadership experience across the broadcast, advertising, and not-for-profit sectors. As CMO at Baycrest Foundation, he currently leads marketing communications, research, and digital strategy, supporting fundraising development and peer-to-peer events. Don has held senior marketing leadership positions on the teams that produce The Princess Margaret Ride to Conquer Cancer and, currently, the Mattamy Homes Bike for Brain Health in support of Baycrest. He has a strong focus on strategic content and revenue generation, and a passion for building community through purpose-driven storytelling. Don is an active rider in the Newmarket Eagles Cycling Club (an OC Member Club).

Don Goudy

Director at Large