CED’s Leadership Award for Cycling Promotion
- Jill Warren, ECF, and Kevin Mayne, CIE, receiving CED’s Leadership Award for Cycling Promotion 2023 at the Velo-city Conference in Leipzig.
What is the Leadership Award for Cycling Promotion?
Winners of the Leadership Award for Cycling Promotion are not just avid cyclists. We are looking for someone who:
- Works professionally with cycling promotion
- Has done something extraordinary to push the cycling agenda in their city, country, or region
- Has vision, political courage, innovative ideas, and an ability to get things moving and people working together.
Winners of the Leadership Award for Cycling Promotion are not just avid cyclists. We are looking for someone who:
- Works professionally with cycling promotion
- Has done something extraordinary to push the cycling agenda in their city, country, or region
- Has vision, political courage, innovative ideas, and an ability to get things moving and people working together.
Send us an e-mail with your nomination and an explanation of why your nominee is the best candidate to win the award.
Former award winners
- 2009: Mike Bloomberg, former mayor of New York City
- 2010: Roelof Wittink, The Dutch Cycling Embassy
- 2011: Lake Sagaris, Diudad Viva
- 2012: Randy Neufeld, SRAM Cycling Fund
- 2013: Hep Monatzeder, Mayor of Munich
- 2014: Tony Lo, Giants
- 2015: Christophe Najdovski, the Deputy Mayor of Paris for Transport
- 2016: Philippe Crist, the International Transport Forum at OECD
- 2017: City of Oslo
- 2018: Carlos Felipe Pardo, Despacio
- 2019: Chris Boardman, Greater Manchester
- 2020: Eamon Ryan, Minister for Transport in Ireland
- 2021: Elke van den Brandt, Minister for Mobility in Brussels
- 2022: Matthew Baldwin, Deputy Director General for DG MOVE
- 2023: Jill Warren, ECF and Kevin Mayne, CIE
- 2024: Isabell Eberlein, Founding Member, Women in Cycling
- 2025: Olivier Schneider, former Leader, FUB.
- 2026: The Dutch Cycling Embassy
