Jim spent his career building brands, customers—and value—for a host of innovative technology companies, both public and private. Jim co-founded Cirque Corporation, inventor of touchpad pointing devices now common on virtually all laptop computers. After selling Cirque to Alps Corporation in 2003, Jim founded the NorAm division of EnOcean, a Siemens spinout employing energy-harvesting to self-power wireless sensor solutions for use in building automation, industrial applications, and environmental monitoring. Since retiring in 2016, Jim consults part-time with companies in the energy harvesting and wireless sensor markets.  

Jim began volunteering at the Bicycle Collective in 2017, became a core volunteer and joined the board of directors in November 2018. Jim has been a lifelong cyclist, former racer, and now an avid mountain biker.  Having seen the personal and community benefits of cycling, Jim joined the Collective to extend that opportunity to all members of the community regardless of economic resources. Jim and his wife are avid skiers, cyclists and travel enthusiasts.  

Originally from Southern California, Joel learned the ropes of bike mechanics in Moab bike shops.

He raced both downhill and road bikes, and loves to lend his expertise in bike mechanics and his ability to diagnose almost any issue in that realm to anyone who'd like to learn. Joel also built trails for the National Parks Service and Conservation Core, and worked in Search and Rescue and as a Wildland Firefighter. He's got some stories to tell.

Ask him about his experiences being involved in the Columbia Shuttle recovery efforts and what he knows about the real story behind the movie "127 hours". 

• Watch a brief video about the QBP Womens Bike Mechanic Scholarship our Location Director Judith Rognli participated in Ashland's United Bicycle Institute secures more diversity in the cycling industry
• Dixie Elks Charitable Foundation makes substantial donation to St. George nonprofits St. George News (2/23/2019)
• Youth get geared up for St. George Bicycle Collective Workshop The Spectrum (12/3/2018)
• Bicycle Collective celebrates one year operation The Independent (10/28/2018)
• St. George Bicycle Collective celebrates 1 year of wildly successful operation St. George News (10/23/2018) 

Read the full article here: 

http://www.stgeorgeutah.com/news/archive/2018/10/23/jcw-st-george-bicycle-collective-celebrates-1-year-of-wildly-successful-operation/#.W9CKTPZReCg

Zach is an avid mountain biker and loves to spend his time shredding on any trail that is available to him.
Due to the destructive nature of mountain biking Zach has found interest in repairing his own mechanical issues and helping others fix theirs. 

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