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Motorcycle Industry Leader Maggie McNally Joins Women Riders Now as Director of Rider Outreach

Maggie McNally, first-ever female AMA Board of Directors Chairwoman joins the Women Riders Now team as Director of Rider Outreach. In this role, McNally will create programs to add value to WRN newsletter subscribers, grow web and social audiences and membership, and foster mutually beneficial relationships with female riding groups, motorcycle associations, manufacturers, and the industry.

Motorcycle Industry Leader Maggie McNally Joins Women Riders Now as Director of Rider Outreach

Media Industry Veteran Andrew Capone Joins Women Riders Now Team

Andrew Capone will bring his extensive experience in motorcycling, media, and business strategy to consult the team at Women Riders Now (WRN) as it expands efforts to bring industry companies closer to female riders. With Capone advising on strategic partnerships, WRN will leverage his entrepreneurial spirit and media expertise to enhance advertising programs, special editorial content, and retail business partnerships.

Media Industry Veteran Andrew Capone Joins Women Riders Now Team

New Products for Women at American International Motorcycle Expo, and Awards for the Best Products

Women Riders Now makes a big splash at this years AIMExpo. WRN founder Genevieve Schmitt brings home the AMA Bessie Stringfield Award, we welcome the ladies from the Women Riders World Relay, check out new gear for gals, and much more!

New Products for Women at American International Motorcycle Expo, and Awards for the Best Products

Press Release—Women Riders Now Expands Leadership Board with Three Key Influencers

Three powerful and prominent women in the motorcycling industry, Porsche Taylor, Alisa Clickenger, and Robyn Kocienski, are the newly appointed members of the Women Riders Now (WRN) Leadership Board. According to co-chairwomen Erin Sills and Sarah Schilke, the WRN Leadership Board will help guide the strategic direction of WomenRidersNow.com, the leading resource for women and motorcycling, as it carries forth the legacy established by founder Genevieve Schmitt in 1999.

Press Release—Women Riders Now Expands Leadership Board with Three Key Influencers

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