AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Appoints Makenzi Martin as New Curator
PICKERINGTON, Ohio — The AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame has named Makenzi Martin as the new curator of its museum, effective immediately. Martin, previously the organization’s events manager for three years, has played a crucial role in various high-profile events including AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days and the Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.
In her new position, Martin will oversee the museum’s daily operations, manage exhibits, and direct fundraising initiatives. She emphasized her commitment to preserving the stories and legacies of motorcycling, stating, “The AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame is so much more than a museum… It’s a place where the stories, people, and passion that built motorcycling live on.”
American Motorcycle Heritage Foundation President Rob Dingman praised her performance, saying, “Makenzi excelled as our events manager… I have the utmost confidence that she will continue to thrive in her new role.”
Martin succeeds Paula Schremser, who has served as Program Manager since 2010 and will transition to a part-time Development Coordinator role upon her retirement in December.
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