The team behindVoltVerified

Founder

President & CEO

Mike founded VoltVerified in 2024 after years of seeing eBike safety problems firsthand through his law enforcement and traffic-safety work. He brings more than two decades of Southern California law enforcement experience, including extensive work in traffic operations, safety education, special events, and grant-funded programs.

Today he leads VoltVerified's program development, law enforcement instructor training, agency partnerships, and statewide efforts to build a consistent eBike safety model that agencies and communities can actually use.

“Day after day, I was seeing riders, many of them teens, riding eBikes unsafely. And as eBikes became more popular, I got to a point where I thought, ‘I have the knowledge and experience, and there’s very little eBike-specific hands-on training out there. I can’t just sit back and do nothing.’

That’s why I started VoltVerified—to help fill that gap. We combine education with hands-on training and draw on years of emergency driving experience to teach riders how to ride defensively, intelligently, legally, and safely.”

Law Enforcement Liaison

Cameron connects VoltVerified with agencies and officers interested in eBike safety training, instructor development, and local program implementation. He keeps our agency outreach practical and grounded in what law enforcement actually needs to move a program from conversation to action.

Lead Training Coordinator

Brad brings more than 26 years of Southern California law enforcement experience and a long background as an instructor, including police control techniques and Emergency Vehicle Operations training. He helps lead instructor preparation and hands-on training, focused on giving instructors practical tools they can use back at their own agencies.

Strategy & Communications

Marta leads how VoltVerified communicates with riders, parents, agencies, and partners. Drawing on more than 20 years of entrepreneurial experience, she shapes the organization's outreach, messaging, partnerships, and public-facing materials so they stay clear, useful, and connected to the work happening in the field.

Operations

Thoby brings 22 years of Southern California law enforcement experience along with a background in traffic administration, policy, grant management, and city operations. He handles much of the planning and behind-the-scenes work that turns a strong idea into a program agencies can actually run and sustain.

Community Events

Molly brings more than 17 years of community services and event-management experience, including major public events for the City of Huntington Beach. She knows permitting, coordination, budgets, volunteers, and the details that decide whether an event runs smoothly — and turns rider training into organized, repeatable experiences for agencies, riders, and families.