American Motorcycle Dealer AMD 208 November 2016 | Page 13

Harley adds two to Board

Jordan Dickinson (Union Speed Cycle) of Minneapolis took the Freestyle win
and with it the Champion of the Americas prize for 2016 that scoops him
bike air freight and personal travel expenses to represent USA at the
October 2018 AMD World Championship of Custom Bike Building at
'INTERMOT Customized' in Cologne, Germany
FREESTYLE
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
4th Place
5th Place

Jordan Dickinson (Union Speed Cycle), MN
Tim Scates, TX
Bryan Fuller (Fuller Moto), GA
Kyle Shorey (Speed Foundry of Texas), TX
Jon Shipley (Hoosier Daddy Choppers), IN

RETRO CUSTOM
1st Place Jordan Dickinson (Union Speed Cycle), MN
2nd Place Gary Gifford, FL
3rd Place Charlie VanValkenburgh, AL
STREET CUSTOM
1st Place Adam Karns (Karns Kustoms), MD
2nd Place Mark Shaffer (Shaffer Customs), FL
3rd Place Wendell Turner (Turner's Cycle), MI
PERFORMANCE CUSTOM
1st Place Jesse Spade (Jesse Spade Designs), GA
2nd Place Jim Goodrich (Preacher's Hot Rod Cycle Designs), FL
3rd Place Tony Prust (Analog Motorcycles), IL
PEOPLE'S CHOICE
1st Place Bryan Fuller (Fuller Moto), GA
2nd Place Tim Scates, TX

On July 25, 2016, Harley’s Board
of Directors voted to increase
the size of the Board from nine
to eleven persons and to elect
Brian R. Niccol and Maryrose T.
Sylvester as new directors to fill
the new vacancies.
Brian R. Niccol was appointed to
the Board’s Sustainability
Committee, Human Resources
Committee, and Nominating and
Corporate Governance
Committee. Since January 2015,
Mr. Niccol has served as CEO of
Taco Bell, a division of Yum!
Brands. Mr. Niccol joined Taco
Bell in 2011 and served as
President from 2013 to 2014,
holding the role of Chief
Marketing and Innovation
Officer from 2011 – 2013, having
previously held various positions
at Pizza Hut from 2005 to 2012.
Ms. Sylvester was appointed to
the Board’s Audit Committee and
Nominating and Corporate
Governance Committee. Since
October 2015, Maryrose
Sylvester has served as President
and CEO of Current, powered by
GE, and she has been employed
by General Electric Company

since 1988. Prior to her role at
Current, Ms. Sylvester served as
President and CEO of GE Lighting
from 2011 to October 2015.
The Company’s Director
Compensation Policy is
applicable to Mr. Niccol and Ms.
Sylvester as non-employee
directors. Mr. Niccol and Ms.
Sylvester will each receive a pro
rata portion of the current
$110,000 annual retainer that
the Company pays to nonemployee directors, with at least
50% of the retainer paid in
shares. Ms. Sylvester will receive
an additional $5,000 retainer as
a member of the Audit
Committee; as outside directors
she and Mr. Niccol will each
receive a grant of 2,587 share
units.