The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) has announced that Mark Mederski has resigned as executive director of the American Motorcycle Heritage Foundation (AMHF), which operates the AMA’s Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum.
Mederski was overseeig a number of major exhibits at the AMA’s Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum, including “A Century of Indian,” “Heroes of Harley-Davidson,” “Motocross America” and “Motostars: Celebrities + Motorcycles.” Since 1924, the AMA has promoted and protected the motorcycling lifestyle. AMA members come from all walks of life and they navigate many different routes on their journey to the same destination: freedom on two wheels. As the world’s largest motorcycle organization with nearly 300,000 members, the AMA advocates for motorcyclists’ interests in the halls of local, state and federal government, the committees of international governing organizations and the court of public opinion. AMA
Resignation of AMA Hall Of Fame Museum Director Mark Mederski
Published by April 30th, 2009 in Editorial and Events.6 Responses to “Resignation of AMA Hall Of Fame Museum Director Mark Mederski”
Comments are currently closed.
What a fine person. Thanks to Mark for all his passionate work on the awesome AMA Museum exhibits. Best wishes, Mark!
^^ I completely agree with you Sasha!!!
Mark truly did an outstanding job and his passion for motorcycles will certainly be missed.
What a loss to the museum.
Mark – if I find you sitting around watching soap operas and eating bon bons – I’m going to confiscate all the motorcycles in your garage!
It has always been a pleasure to work with Mark. When we did our Indian Century Ride Home (100 year anniversary ride from Calif to Mass in 2001) Mark kicked off the AMA’s Indian display with our arrival onto the museum grounds. He always put on a welcoming face to the AMA. Still miss Ed Youngblood too.
Mark was an outstanding asset to the museum, it was an honor to be part of the Motostars exhibit. Mark is no doubt genuine and passionate about motorcycles. My Best to Mark. ~Sara
Does anyone know why he resigned? Was it a forced move or voluntary on his part. Will miss him at the reigns of the museum. Best wishes on future endeavors Mark.
Mark was at best OK all these guys think they are bigger than the position or the organization.
AMA for years was run by a bunch of guys who thought they were all that . Like a little mafia goofer group
Now they are gone time to clean house and bring in a fresh view with less insiders .
and good ridden to Smith Time for people to be accountable to the membership