Cycling Time Trials (CTT) has welcomed two new members to its team – Nick Adnitt and Helen May – in two new roles, and in a move that sees the team looking to grow and diversify.
Nick Adnitt takes on the role of Support Administrator, principally responsible for helping the time trial user community navigate the applications and systems that underpin the management and operations of modern-day time trial organisation and participation.
Adnitt has experience in IT project management and business analysis, seen as key in helping CTT provide an efficient, robust and customer focussed platform for club and open events management.
Nick Adnitt said “These are exciting times for time trialing as the combination of the CTT website, ResultSheet, Spindata, MyWindSock applications, plus popular social media communication tools, offers riders a truly holistic personal profile to record and measure performance, and I’m looking forward to being part of it.”
Helen May joins CTT as Operations and Office Manager, responsible for supporting the team with policies, processes and day-to-day administration. She joins from Sky Sports where she spent over eight years in business analysis and operational management roles.
Helen May said “It is a real privilege to be involved in the CTT as I know how important it is to the cycling community. I am very much looking forward to helping Andrea [Parish] and the board navigate the next phase of the CTT and hope I can use my experience and skills to enhance the business.”
