
Nathan Vander Broek serves as the Executive Director of GoNoCo34, bringing more than 15 years of experience in transportation planning, transit operations, and multimodal mobility initiatives. Throughout his career, Nathan has worked with state and local governments, regional transportation organizations, and private consulting firms to d
Nathan Vander Broek serves as the Executive Director of GoNoCo34, bringing more than 15 years of experience in transportation planning, transit operations, and multimodal mobility initiatives. Throughout his career, Nathan has worked with state and local governments, regional transportation organizations, and private consulting firms to develop and implement transportation solutions that improve mobility and connectivity. His experience includes leadership roles with the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), Colorado State University, and several Northern Colorado communities, with a focus on public transit, bicycle and pedestrian planning, transportation demand management (TDM), and regional coordination. Nathan is passionate about creating practical, sustainable transportation options that connect communities, support economic vitality, and improve quality of life. As Executive Director, he works closely with GoNoCo34's members and regional partners to expand transportation choices and strengthen mobility throughout the US 34 corridor.

Parama serves as the Project Director for GoNoCo34 TMO, having led the development of the organization in 2024 and now serving in an advisory role to support the Executive Director with implementation.
Parama is a TDM specialist with extensive experience developing and managing Transportation Management Associations and Organizations (TMA/
Parama serves as the Project Director for GoNoCo34 TMO, having led the development of the organization in 2024 and now serving in an advisory role to support the Executive Director with implementation.
Parama is a TDM specialist with extensive experience developing and managing Transportation Management Associations and Organizations (TMA/Os). Her experience includes working with more than 100 employers through her leadership roles with GoSaMo in Santa Monica and Go Glendale TMA. Parama also works with cities, transit agencies, and private-sector employers to support regional, local and site-based TDM strategy development. As an avid transit user herself, she brings a user-centered perspective to her work, helping shape strategies that deliver tangible and measurable outcomes. Parama is also actively involved in the TDM industry through the Association for Commuter Transportation and has presented her work at industry events, including the ACT International Conference and Transportation Research Board.

Davey George is a Transportation Demand Management Intern with GoNoCo34, supporting the organization’s outreach and communications. He is a senior Marketing major at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, graduating in May 2027. At GoNoCo34, Davey creates social media content and graphics, supports the quarterly newsletter and website
Davey George is a Transportation Demand Management Intern with GoNoCo34, supporting the organization’s outreach and communications. He is a senior Marketing major at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, graduating in May 2027. At GoNoCo34, Davey creates social media content and graphics, supports the quarterly newsletter and website, and helps with campaigns like the Go-tober challenge, with a focus on growing awareness of transportation options along the US 34 corridor. He spent a semester studying at Massey University in Auckland, New Zealand. Originally from Syracuse, New York, Davey loves exploring Colorado’s outdoors, from hiking fourteeners to skiing, and is excited to help make it easier for Northern Colorado communities to get around.
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