Scott Knackert
About Scott Knackert
Scott Knackert is the Marketing Director at Harley-Davidson Motor Company, a position he has held since 2020. He has extensive experience in various roles within the company, including positions in demand chain processes, program management, and continuous improvement.
Current Role as Marketing Director
Scott Knackert serves as the Marketing Director at Harley-Davidson Motor Company, a position he has held since 2020. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing marketing strategies and initiatives that align with the company's brand and business objectives. His extensive experience within the company provides him with a deep understanding of the market and customer needs.
Career at Harley-Davidson Motor Company
Scott Knackert has had a long tenure at Harley-Davidson Motor Company, holding various positions since 1996. His roles have included Director of Demand Chain Processes, Continuous Improvement Engineer, and Director of Program Management. His career spans over two decades, during which he has contributed to multiple areas including quality improvement, program management, and special projects.
Education and Expertise
Scott Knackert studied at Marquette University, where he achieved a degree in Organization and Leadership. This educational background supports his extensive experience in management and continuous improvement within the manufacturing sector, particularly in the motorcycle industry.
Previous Positions and Responsibilities
Throughout his career at Harley-Davidson, Scott has held several key positions. He worked as a Continuous Improvement Engineer Lead and Manager of Quality and Continuous Improvement, focusing on enhancing operational efficiency. His role as ERP Program Director involved managing enterprise resource planning initiatives, while his position as Director of Special Projects allowed him to lead significant projects related to product lifecycle management.
Professional Development and Contributions
Scott Knackert's career reflects a commitment to professional development within Harley-Davidson. His roles have evolved from technical engineering positions to leadership roles in marketing and program management. His contributions have supported the company's growth and adaptation in a competitive market.