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With experience at consumer product startups including Method and Jetboil, Daniella Reichstetter is now CEO of the GyroBike, a rather fancy title for a natural blonde. Daniella's undergraduate degree is from Georgetown University in the oh-so-relevant field of foreign languages, and she recently completed her MBA at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. When not thinking gyroscopically, Daniella enjoys outdoor activities including skiing, hiking and good old fashioned bike riding. In her more pensive moments, she wonders how many more friends she would have if she knew how to play the piano well. In the meantime, she gets by reveling in the fact that her name produces scandal-free Google search results. |
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With 5 years of experience in advertising and marketing, Karl “Karl” Reichstetter can now consistently and accurately differentiate between a high-resolution photo and a low-resolution photo. Way to go, Karl. He worked on the advertising agency side for both TBWA/Chiat/Day and Euro RSCG. From there, Karl moved to American Express in the consumer card division where he served as a marketing manager. In fact, Karl’s credit card marketing materials were so convincing that he is single-handedly responsible for the sub-prime fallout in 2007. He currently serves as a marketing consultant for the GyroBike, so there’s no telling what might happen next. Socially, Karl’s big claim to fame is the fact that he once bowled a 176. |
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Ever since teaching her first Spinning® class at Georgetown University several years ago, Ashley Early's head has been spinning, most recently due to her new role of "Mom of The Year." After nearly seven years in the fitness industry as a fitness director and personal trainer certified by the National Academy of Sports Medicine, Ashley is very excited about working with the other high-energy loonies at the GyroBike. Outside of bike fitness, Ashley enjoys her time walking around Colonial Williamsburg, where she resides with her husband and baby girl. In her spare time she enjoys walking/running with the overpriced baby jogger (and the baby, of course), shopping online and telling everyone how amazing the GyroBike really is! |
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Meet the masterminds, a.k.a. the inventors of the GyroBike: Nathan Sigworth, Augusta "Gus" Niles, Deborah Sperling and Hannah Murnen. Remember the movie Good Will Hunting? That's how smart these guys are. They all received their Bachelor of Engineering from Dartmouth College, where they drank a plethora of coffee while conjuring up the technological phenomenon known as the GyroBike. Their hard work and late nights talking about "gigawatts" and "flux capacitors" has clearly paid off, as they now have a GyroBike patent and are off in various parts of the world addressing counterfeit drugs, getting advanced degrees in medicine and engineering, and developing RFID-driven transportation analysis tools. Got all that? We're glad somebody did, because we’re still trying to figure it out. |
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