Sean Zielinski is a seasoned Director of Communications at Harley-Davidson Motor Company, where he leverages over 20 years of storytelling expertise to craft compelling narratives that resonate with diverse audiences. In his current role, Sean leads a dynamic global communication team dedicated to fostering advocacy...
Sean Zielinski is a seasoned Director of Communications at Harley-Davidson Motor Company, where he leverages over 20 years of storytelling expertise to craft compelling narratives that resonate with diverse audiences. In his current role, Sean leads a dynamic global communication team dedicated to fostering advocacy for the Harley-Davidson brand among employees, dealers, and customers alike. His strategic vision is instrumental in shaping the company's messaging and reputation management, ensuring that the iconic brand remains synonymous with freedom and adventure.
Under Sean's leadership, key projects have included the development of integrated communication plans that align with Harley-Davidson's business objectives, enhancing both internal and external engagement. He provides invaluable counsel to executive leadership, guiding them through complex issues and helping to articulate the company's vision through impactful speech writing and business storytelling. Sean's expertise in crisis communications has been pivotal in navigating challenges, ensuring that the brand's integrity and values are upheld even in turbulent times.
Sean's skill set encompasses a wide range of competencies, including management, strategy, and team building, which he employs to drive process improvements and elevate the effectiveness of communication initiatives. His proficiency in social media and advertising further amplifies Harley-Davidson's reach, connecting with a global audience of motorcycle enthusiasts. As a purpose-driven leader, Sean Zielinski is committed to not only promoting the Harley-Davidson legacy but also inspiring a culture of advocacy that empowers every stakeholder to share in the brand's storied journey.