Board of Directors

Mark Carhart is the Chief Investment Officer and founding partner of Kepos Capital LP. Kepos is a NYC-based systematic investment manager with $2 billion in institutional assets.

Kepos’ investment program includes proprietary short-term trading strategies, risk premia strategies, and two niche strategies funds dedicated to SPAC securities and carbon transition risk. Prior to founding Kepos in 2010, Mark was a Partner and the Co-Chief Investment Officer of the Quantitative Investment Strategies Group at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, and prior to GSAM he was an Assistant Professor at the Marshall School of Business at USC and a Senior Fellow at The Financial Institutions Center at The Wharton School. Mark’s publications include articles in The Journal of Finance, The Review of Financial Studies and the Financial Analysts Journal, and he received the FAJ’s Graham and Dodd Award in 2014. He is also a co-author of Modern Investment Management: An Equilibrium Approach. Mark earned a B.A. from Yale University in 1988, became a CFA Charterholder in 1991 and received his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business in 1995. He serves on the non-profit board of InTandem Cycling and the Investment Committee of the Convent of the Sacred Heart New York.

Maria Dimeglio joined the board in 2022, and brings her 26 years of healthcare experience to InTandem. She graduated from Mercy College with her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. Maria joined InTandem as a stoker soon after the organization was founded, and InTandem gave her the opportunity to ride a bike for the first time! In addition to her 8 years of experience as an InTandem stoker, Maria is also an avid participant in other sports such as baseball, kayaking, rowing, taekwondo, and dance. Maria helped to facilitate the creation of an adaptive dance class through New York Cares. She also previously sat on the board at The New York Lions Adaptive Sports League.

Susan Robinson is a leader making an impact on the world in a truly unique way. Through  her corporate and conference keynote, commencement addresses, workshops, client  initiatives and writing, she masterfully blends 25+ years of multi-sector leadership with her  experiences being legally blind to shift thinking, elevate potential and inspire action. She  has worked with global firms and Fortune 500 companies, top not-for-profit organizations,  leading universities and the United Nations.  

Her speaking style is dynamic, inspirational and thought-provoking. Susan's adept ability  to convey difficult and complex issues with approachability allows her to resonate with  diverse audiences. Exemplified by her TED Talk with 1.4M+ views, “How I fail at being  disabled,” Susan humorously weaves disparate concepts into a meaningful narrative and  flips generally-accepted ideas upside down to uncover, challenge and redefine  preconceived obstacles.  

In her role as advisor and consultant, Susan works with other business leaders on efforts  that impact revenue, relevance and reputation. Her previous projects have included  leadership workshops for top talent; enterprise-wide assessments to optimize competitive  differentiators and growth potential; and business strategy, horizon and transformation  planning. The results are impactful and include increased competency to lead a new  program launch for one client; a 7-fold increase in revenue for another, and a successful  organizational leadership transition for a third.  

Susan is an Executive Board Member of the Penn State Alumni Association's Alumni  Council and a Board Member of both the New York State Preferred Source for the Blind  and InTandem Cycling.  

She received her Master of Public Administration, specializing in Health Policy and  Management, from New York University, Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public  Service; and her Bachelor of Science, Health Policy and Administration, with minors in  Business and Economics, from The Pennsylvania State University.  

Susan is a tango dancer, yoga practitioner, tandem cyclist and world traveler. She currently lives in New York City. 

One of Matthew’s earliest memories of his father, Artie Elefant, was learning to ride a bike at the local middle school parking lot. At that time, neither he nor his father would realize the impact cycling would have on their family. Matthew is the son of InTandem Bike founder Artie Elefant and a founding board member of the organization.

Professionally, Matthew is the managing director of Inclusive Web. Inclusive works with its clients to simplify digital accessibility to ensure their web and digital applications are ADA compliant and accessible to all users.

Inclusive Web is a trusted partner to governments, educational institutions, and enterprises, providing consulting and automated testing services.

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Joey joined InTandem Cycling during the spring of 2017 as a new captain and has contributed to the organization’s success in various roles. From new captain, to trainer, to ride leader, to now Board member, Joey has worn many helmets. Professionally, Joey is the Director of Philanthropy, Eastern Region, for the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals® (ASPCA®). The ASPCA® was the first humane society to be established in North America and is, today, one of the largest in the world. Joey began his career with the ASPCA in 2013, starting in the ASPCA Adoption Center overseeing the adoptions in New York City before moving into his current role, securing critical funding from major donors and foundations. Joey currently lives in New York City with his husband, two dogs, and three cats. Outside of his work with InTandem, Joey also spends his free time volunteering at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, running marathons, and as a volunteer coach for Special Olympics.