.EarnhardtKelley named CEO of all DaleJr companies as several executive changes announced:
Earnhardt Jr. has named his sister, Kelley Earnhardt Miller, Chief Executive Officer of all his companies.
"Kelley is one of the most prominent businesspeople in motorsports and for good reason," Earnhardt Jr. said in a release."She is a brilliant mind and proven leader. Making her CEO is long overdue, but if we are going to position our businesses to maximize their potential and equip our people with the organizational support they need to succeed, there's no better leader than Kelley.
Joe Mattes, who has overseen JRM's corporate sponsorships and licensing endeavors for the last 15 years, has been promoted to Senior Vice President, Business and Strategy, for JR Motorsports. has been named Senior Vice President of Motorsports.
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