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CHICAGO (BRAIN) — After 14 years as SRAM's full-time director of advocacy, Randy Neufeld will retire next month. Long-term SRAM employee Rob Cappucci will take over a "refined" position as the company's director of advocacy and industry partnerships.
Randy Neufeld, SRAM's director of advocacy, is set to retire later this year. After 14 years of growing and leading SRAM's global advocacy efforts across - BikeBiz
CHICAGO, USA - After 14 years of growing and leading SRAM's global advocacy efforts across non-profit cycling organizations, grassroots groups, and industry players, Randy Neufeld, SRAM's Director of Advocacy, will retire full-time in August. This was announced today by SRAM.
"Plan your work. Work your plan."Prudent advice no matter what you attempt. Even wiser if you "make no little plans," as urban architect Daniel Burnham remarked. Improving Chicago area bicycling happens to involve "no little plans."
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