Greg is the CEO and Chief Research Officer for Callan LLC, an independently owned investment consulting firm with over $3 trillion in client assets. Callan works with many of the largest public and corporate pension funds, foundations, endowments, and defined contribution plans in the country helping them develop and maintain successful long-term investment programs.

Greg earned an MS in applied economics and a BA Cum Laude in economics from the University of California Santa Cruz. He is a frequent speaker on the institutional investment process and has published articles in refereed journals and other industry publications on investment related-topics.

Greg has been a bike racer, bike commuter, cycling fan, and hack mechanic since he got his first BMX bike in 1971. He has been a USAC license holder since 1988, and has competed in masters Nationals events including: road, criterium, time trial, cyclocross, mountain bike, and marathon mountain bike.

Greg has put in countless volunteer hours as ride leader, mechanic, course marshal, and “varsity sweep” in support of NorCal high school mountain biking. He has been a consistent financial supporter of the National Interscholastic Cycling Association; the NorCal Interscholastic Cycling League; Trips for Kids; Marin County Bicycle Coalition; San Francisco Bicycle Coalition; World Bicycle Relief, and the USA Cycling Development Foundation.

Matt is the managing member of MRB Capital, LLC and a senior advisor at Hellman & Friedman, LLC, a private equity firm with over $25 billion assets under management. Matt serves on the board of directors of Hall Capital Partners LLC and Artisan Partners Asset Management. Formerly, he was a director of Brinson Partners, Inc., General Cellular Corporation (the predecessor to Western Wireless Corp. and VoiceStream Wireless), Hoyts Cinemas, John Fairfax Holdings Ltd., Mitchell International, Inc., Mondrian Investment Partners, National Radio Partners, L.P., Neverfail Springwater, Ltd., Oechsle International, L.P., and Thomas Weisel Partners Group.

He graduated from Yale University Magna Cum Laude with distinction in the major in 1979, and the Stanford Graduate School of Business in 1983, where he was an Arjay Miller Scholar. Matt currently serves on the advisory council of the Woods Institute for the Environment at Stanford University, as a member of the board of trustees of the California Academy of the Sciences, and as a director of the San Francisco Free Clinic and USA Cycling Development Foundation.

By day, Lucia is a corporate transactional attorney specializing in healthcare technology. Her second career and primary passion is bikes -- of all varieties. She has been racing bikes as an amateur for almost a decade, primarily on the road, but has also raced cyclocross, track, gravel, and mountain bikes. Lucia loves reading a race and executing team tactics, as much as the post race coffee/snax hang. When not racing, Lucia loves riding with her CRCA/To Be Determined teammates, taking her CX bike out to explore gravel and singletrack, or working on technical skills on the rockiest terrain the East Coast has to offer.

Lucia has served on the Board of Directors of Century Road Club Association (CRCA), one of USA Cycling's largest clubs, for several years, and most recently as its President. She served as Women's Rep and NYC Rep & Upgrade Coordinator for the New York State Bicycle Racing Association (NYSBRA) for many years. Prior to her life as a bike racer, Lucia was an active member and ride leader for New York Cycle Club (NYCC), one of the country's largest recreational cycling clubs. The thing that keeps her coming back to bike racing year after year is the community.

Lucia is a lifelong New Yorker, with a brief stint in Boston, and currently resides in the Bronx with her two feline roommates, Alex and Bailey

Maddie has been a member of the USA Cycling National Team since 2016. While racing on the wooden boards of a velodrome, she has represented Team USA at the Tokyo Olympics in the keirin and sprint, won World Cups, medaled at the Pan-American Championships, earned numerous national titles and national records, and was the first American woman to gain an exclusive invitation to race professionally on the Japanese Keirin circuit.

Off the bike, Maddie earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Health & Wellness Promotion from the University of Colorado Colorado Springs and graduated magna cum laude in 2018. She is currently pursuing a Master of Public Health degree in Population Mental Health & Wellbeing from the Colorado School of Public Health (University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus).

Maddie is passionate about athlete well-being and will advocate for improvements to the high-performance system that allow both athletes and the organization to benefit, as well as promoting diversity efforts within all levels of the sport.

After moving to Boulder, Colorado for a corporate career with a Fortune 50 company, Cari found bikes for recreation. At the age of 30, she signed up for her first race which set off a cascade of events leading to a 10-year racing career, 8 of which were on professional teams. Cari is a 23-time National Champion on the track both in sprint and endurance events. Her international experience on the National Team was decorated with 7 Pan Am Championship medals, a couple of World Cup Medals, and she represented the USA at 4 World Track Championships and her professional team twice at Road World Championships in the team time trial. After switching from sprint to endurance on the track, Cari also enjoyed racing professionally on the road.

Cari still calls Colorado home and has built a business as a real estate agent and investor. Cycling will always be a passion and a way she connects to the community. Cari ran junior development programs for about 8 years and currently sits on the leadership committee for Boulder’s Wednesday Morning Velo program. She also sits on the board of Brake The Cycle, a non-profit Cari formed in 2011 which raises money with an annual event in Aspen to help raise individuals and communities in Zambia out of poverty by providing bikes for business and water for health. Cari also sits on the board, as the community representative, of Boulder Valley Care Network.

Meredith first began racing bikes in 1998 in Madison, WI after wrapping up her collegiate soccer career at the UW. She then went on to become a professional cyclist for over 10 years in both road and cyclocross. In 2009 she represented the United States at the UCI Road World Championships after winning the US Road National Championships in Bend, OR. Miller was also a member of Team USA at the UCI Cyclo-Cross World Championships from 2010-16. Since retiring in 2016, bikes have remained a part of her daily life as she still rides regularly around her hometown of Boulder, CO. When not participating in events herself, Miller will often be heard doing commentary at races such as the US Cyclocross National Championships.

Off the bike, Miller started her post-racing career at Rapha Boulder and is now the Road Sports Marketing Specialist at Shimano. Miller also sits on the board of Boulder Junior Cycling, which allows her to give back directly to youth sports in her hometown community, and the Ozark Outdoor Foundation, which helps bring outdoor recreational activities to the communities of Northwest Arkansas.

Alison Tetrick has been a professional cyclist for the last five years and currently races for Optum Pro Cycling presented by Kelly Benefit Strategies. Tetrick helped Astana-BePink to a 2014 World Championships bronze medal in the team time trial and has represented the United States at the Pan American Games, Tour of Qatar, Giro Rosa and the Tour of New Zealand.

Tetrick serves on the Board of Advisory for the Women's Cycling Association and works with Amgen's Breakaway from Cancer. She is passionate about advocacy, and growing the sport of cycling through increasing awareness and professionalism. Tetrick is also in graduate school for neuropsychology.