Partners

Chris Dyson Architects

“Chris Dyson Architects value creativity, innovation and independent thought; spinning plates is what we do, encouraging spinning wheels is what Velocity does and does well… At the studio we actively encourage our staff to travel by bicycle everywhere they can, going to and from building sites and from home to work, most take up the cycle to work scheme and enjoy the freedom of spirit it provides them. We choose to partner with Velocity because of the magazines diversity of interests, like slices of life, rich, natural and thought provoking, much like a good building!”

Chris Dyson, founder

Club Peloton

“Club Peloton is a unique grant-making charity, bringing together business networking, fundraising and riding. Since our original Cycle to MIPIM in 2006, the world of cycling has changed dramatically with many of our riders gaining more connections and business opportunities from cycling together than any other method. We support Velocity as it covers the full breadth of cycling; from the enjoyment and innovations to the risks, all of which make it the sport we all love.”

Nick Hanmer, CEO

Colebrook Bosson Saunders

We’re thrilled to be partnering up with Velocity this year. As a company focused on health and wellbeing, as well as award winning design at our core, a collaboration with Velocity is the perfect fit. Their focus on cycling in the built environment is a passion also shared by many here at Colebrook Bosson Saunders. This platform, provided by Velocity Magazine, allows us to connect and communicate to a key audience, how we accelerate human potential through technology to better meet users individual needs, workspaces, capabilities and physicality.

Andy Humphreys, Head of Operations

Conisbee

Velocity fits with our values: cycling, bringing people together in a combination of friendship and networking, and promoting active travel at all levels of ability. It's about inclusivity - not just full gas, drop everyone rides; it's more about being part of a community.”

Alan Dunsmore, director

DAS Business Furniture

“As a private family-owned company, DAS has always had close links to sport and cycling in particular. Our business is heavily intertwined with the property and interiors world, with a strong emphasis on the companies and individuals in our local market. Working closely with Velocity, combined with our corporate sponsorship of several cycling teams, will enable us to target our corporate event activities to the right audience and hopefully bring mutually beneficial outcomes for all involved.”

Callum Riley, sponsorship and events coordinator

Pygott and Crone

“As a keen cyclist and proactive property consultancy it was a no brainer for Pygott and Crone to partner up with Velocity magazine. We love the fact that magazine focusses on the relationship that cycling has with property. It’s a privilege to support such a quality publication and partner up with similar like-minded businesses.”

Tim Downing, director

Stantec

Velocity offers us an unusual place to be part of content and commentary that marries the celebration of good placemaking, and benefits it can deliver for communities, with that of all things cycling. Two fields many of us at Barton Willmore, now Stantec, are passionate about, and keen to share!”

Jenni Montgomery, infrastructure strategy & business development director

Vectos

“A magazine about cycling and the development industry – could a publication possibly better align with Vectos? Our company ethos is built upon promoting and designing for active and sustainable travel, so naturally Velocity provides a great channel to discuss our research and views on planning for sustainable movement in our communities, the pioneering international research we’re undertaking on ideas and technologies and the psychology that helps to influence behaviour change, and to share the developments achieving these ambitions. Not to mention it provides a fantastic network of like-minded individuals and companies in the industry to develop these ideas with and of course get on the bike with.”

Mike Axon, managing director