About Us

Move Redmond is a 501c4 non-profit advocacy organization proudly serving Redmond, Washington. We work to win streets, trails, and transit that make Redmond more accessible and inclusive. Our mission is to expand mobility options for workers to support economic development and livability in and around Redmond. Since 1989, Move Redmond has worked to make Redmond easier to reach from across the Puget Sound. Our organization's legal name is Greater Redmond Transportation Management Association.

2022-2025 STRATEGIC PLAN

Vision

Redmond will be a more livable community through investments in walking, biking, and transit that enable people to get where they need to go without a car. We do this with an intersectional approach, focusing on collaboration, equity, sustainability, policy and funding.

Mission

Achieve a more accessible and inclusive Redmond through its streets, trails, and transit

Strategic Priorities

Advocate

Be a vocal and visible advocate for an accessible and inclusive transportation system for people who live or work in Redmond.

Convener

Bring together decision makers, people who live or work in Redmond, and transportation leads at our member organizations around timely transportation issues.

Transportation Consultant

Build the capacity of our member organizations to deliver transportation programs that make it easy and affordable to reach Redmond from across the region.

Board Member Officers

Angela Rozmyn
Natural and Built Environments
President of Board

Mia Jarreau
Natural and Built Environments
Treasurer

Carlos Cruz Rodriguez
Appointed Director
Redmond Resident

Sadie Guenther
Westpark

Jeff Aumell
Microsoft

Matt Loesch
Honeywell Aerospace

Charles Duba
Digipen

Our Team

Kelli Refer (she/her)

Executive Director

Kelli’s love of transportation policy began when she first started biking for everyday transportation. She worked at Cascade Bicycle Club on their advocacy team for over 5 years. She had the privilege of working with Seattle City Council Member Mike O’Brien as a legislative aid. Since joining Move Redmond in 2020, she has built a successful advocacy program that focuses on better policy and more funding for walking, biking, and transit. Kelli loves getting outside, moving her body, and exploring the PNW. One of her favorite ways to do that is to go bike camping! If you want tips on bike camping with small children, just ask!

Maritza Lauriano Ortega (she/her)

Communications & Community Engagement Manager

Maritza is a First-Generation Latina who graduated from UW Bothell in 2021. Before starting at Move Redmond, she worked as an Environmental Justice Educator & Organizer at El Centro de la Raza where she did bilingual educational work with Youth and low-income communities on environmental justice issues. During her time at El Centro, she discovered her passion for Communications, Community Engagement, and transit as she would commute from Everett to Seattle. She has a passion for learning more about the intersectionality of environmental issues, racial and economic inequalities within the transit and public infrastructure. During her free time, you can find Maritza going on hikes/walks with her partner, Alex, and her dogs, Junior & Luna. She also loves photography, reading, trying out new restaurants, going to the movies, and spending time with family and friends

Michael Leach (he/ him)

Membership & Development Manager

Michael Leach is a paralegal, logistics professional, and transit activist. He takes pride in connecting Move Redmond’s member organizations and the Eastside with better options for getting around. Originally hailing from Moscow, Idaho, Michael became passionate about transit after commuting for years by bike, bus, and train in the Puget Sound area. He has a deep interest in connecting communities and addressing racial inequities in public infrastructure. He also harbors a passion for cycling and the outdoors, and regularly can be found bike camping, bouldering, and hiking with his wife, Angelene, and their Border Collie, Abbey.