Local alderman talks with Harley-Davidson execs, positive about future of Milwaukee HQ

Harley-Davidson Inc. executives assured their local Milwaukee alderman that the future looks positive for the company’s headquarters despite CEO Jochen Zeitz stating the historic space will be repurposed for the remote-work era.

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Local alderman talks with Harley-Davidson execs, positive about future of Milwaukee HQ

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