Ariadne Scott

Ariadne Scott is a seasoned professional known for her achievements in promoting bicycle safety and advocacy, particularly in academic and corporate settings.

Ariadne Scott played a pivotal role in Stanford University's initiatives, where she managed the bicycle program, leading it to be recognized as the first-ever Platinum-Level Bicycle Friendly University by the League of American Bicyclists, with accolades renewed through 2023.

Scott successfully co-hosted numerous bike safety classes in collaboration with Stanford Public Safety, impacting over 6,000 students, faculty, and staff with vital bike safety education.

Her expertise in designing and implementing effective promotional strategies resulted in a notable 18% increase in campus-wide bike helmet use among undergraduates.

A highlight of Ariadne Scott's career includes organizing the groundbreaking Corporate Bike Forum at Stanford School of Business in 2015, aimed at educating leading Silicon Valley businesses on scaling up bike programs, with the participation of distinguished individuals like renowned professor Robert Sutton.

Furthermore, she excelled as the technical bike expert for the Stanford Palo Alto Perimeter Trail Project, a significant county initiative with a budget of 12 million dollars dedicated to enhancing bicycle connectivity with neighboring cities.

In a global context, Ariadne Scott presented her insights and successes at the Velo-City Global 2012 Conference in Vancouver, Canada, focusing on the achievements of the Campus Bicycle Program at Stanford.

Educationally, Ariadne Scott holds a Bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies, and Humanities from Ohio University.

Having served as the former Assistant Director of Active Mobility at Stanford University and the former Director of Advocacy & Environment at Specialized Bicycle Components, Ariadne Scott's expertise and contributions in the realm of bicycle advocacy are widely recognized and appreciated.