Jaime Hill

Dynamic athlete, coach, and business professional with over 20 years of combined experience in program management, leadership, and strategic marketing within the sports and tourism industries. Successfully developed, managed, and scaled impactful programs while building strong partnerships and leading cross-functional teams to drive project success. Passionate about empowering women and girls through sport, focusing on inclusivity, personal development, and growth. Demonstrated expertise in strategic planning, risk management, budget management, and leveraging technology to enhance operational efficiency. Recognized for adaptability, problem-solving skills, and fostering collaboration to achieve outstanding results.

• Wilderness Advanced First Aid + CPR/AED, Canadian Outdoor Medical Consulting, Current
• Competition Development – Train to Compete, Cycling Canada/NCCP, 2021
• Principles of Healthy Child Development Certification, BC Parks & Recreation, 2018
• Level 4 Mountain Bike Instructor Certification, Professional Mountain Bike Instructor Association, 2018
• Level 2 Technical: Women's Artistic Gymnastics Certification, National Coach Certification Program (NCCP), 2011
• Leadership Certification Program, Delta Hotels & Resorts, 2008

CPA PEP Level 1, Chartered Professional Accountants of BC, 2011-2017

• Represented Canada at multiple World Championships, Commonwealth Games, and Pan-American Games as a Canadian National Gymnastics Team member (1993–1998).
• Silver Medalist – 1994 Commonwealth Games.
• Former B Carded Gymnastics Athlete
• Awarded a full NCAA Division I scholarship to West Virginia University.
• World Cup Downhill Mountain Bike Racer (2011 – 2017)

Mountain Bike Mentorship Program

Indigenous Women Outdoors (IWO), Squamish, Canada

2020-present

• Provide guidance, education, resources, and instruction to mentorship cohort.
• Trained and certified 6 new Indigenous Women ride leads over the past four years ensuring the continued growth and success of the mountain bike mentorship program for IWO.
• Developed an annual event to help amplify IWO's message and increase Indigenous women's participation in mountain biking. Organized sponsorship and partnerships for this annual event, which has taken place during Crankworx Whistler, one of the mountain bike industry's most prolific festival and racing events.
• Assisted in developing an IWO race team in year three of the program, which included regular skills and simulation practices and race preparation leading up to two pinnacle race events for the year.

Director of Youth Engagement

Squamish Off Road Cycling Association (SORCA), Squamish, Canada

2019-2020

• Member of the Squamish Off-Road Cycling Association's (SORCA) board of directors, in an inaugural position aimed at increasing youth participation and developing youth specific events.
• Member of the Governance Committee, assisting in developing SORCA's policies on: Code of Ethical Conduct, Contractor Selection Policy, Events Policy, Board of Director Policy Manual, Sponsorship Policy, and Volunteer Trail Builder Support Policy.
• Coordinated and executed youth events by working with key stakeholders, local businesses, and community partners. Each event brought 300+ youth riders and families, and female youth participation increased by 20% through targeted efforts.

Mentor and Board Member

Ride Like A Girl, Victoria, Canada

2015-2017

• Board member and mentor for aspiring young female cycling athletes, attending monthly board meetings to ensure the ongoing success of the program.
• Met regularly with mentee to discuss goals, ride, prepare for events, and provide guidance where appropriate.