
Iain Gulland, Chair
Iain Gulland brings over 30 years of leadership and governance experience across the public and charitable sectors. He was the founding Chief Executive of Zero Waste Scotland and has extensive experience in fundraising, financial oversight and stakeholder engagement. A recreational cyclist and active community advocate, Iain is passionate about inclusion, community impact and encouraging greater participation in cycling.

Fiona Cockburn
Non-Exec Director of Scottish Cycling, Global Head of Tax and Lead on Giving More at Edrington and Member of Giving More International Charity.

Mark Fraser
Enthusiastic and occasional competitive cyclist.
Small business owner with extensive project management and change management experience.

Kathy Gilchrist
Former Scottish Cycling President, the first woman to hold that position with Scottish Cycling.
Founder of the (US) National Collegiate Cycling Association
Former Manager of the Alkek Velodrome, Houston, Texas.

Dr Lesley Ingram-Sills
Dr Lesley Ingram-Sills is a lecturer at Edinburgh Napier University, a Program Leader – MSc Sport Performance Enhancement.
Lesley is a former world cup XC mountain bike racer.

Malcolm Patterson
Malcolm Paterson brings extensive leadership, governance and commercial experience from both the private and sporting sectors. He is Director and Project CEO for UK BESS at Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and has a background in Company Law. Malcolm also served as a Director of Scottish Cycling for six years.

Jackie Whalen
Jackie Whalen has over 20 years of experience in fundraising and communications across charity, education, culture, heritage, and sports sectors. She is currently the Collective Giving Manager at the University of St Andrews, specialising in fundraising strategy, donor engagement, philanthropy, and operations

Sarah Wylie
As Scottish Cycling’s representative on the Scottish Cycling Foundation, she will support the charity’s governance and help strengthen the relationship between the two organisations.
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