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Teresa Earnhardt
Chief Executive Officer and President of Dale Earnhardt, Inc.
Born Teresa Houston, daughter of Hal Houston, a sportsman racer in Hickory, N.C. Niece of Tommy Houston, legendary Busch Series driver
Degree in commercial art and interior design
Married Dale Earnhardt in 1982, seven-time Winston Cup champion
Partnered with Dale in building Dale Earnhardt, Inc. into one of the most successful enterprises in NASCAR
Was innovative in trademarking Dale’s image and signature
Car owner for four Busch Series championships in 1998, 1999, 2004 and 2005
Car owner for two Craftsman Truck Series championships in 1996 and 1997
Selected as one of six Mothers of the Year by the National Mother’s Day Committee in 2002
Mother of Taylor Nicole and stepmother to Kerry, Kelley and Dale Earnhardt Jr.

Max L. Siegel
President of Global Operations for Dale Earnhardt, Inc.
Max L. Siegel, was named President of Global Operations for Dale Earnhardt, Inc. by CEO Teresa Earnhardt in January, 2007.

"He has the intuitive sense of what works and is innovative in an ever-changing business and social climate," said Teresa Earnhardt. "We are excited about him joining our team and what his leadership means for the future of Dale Earnhardt, Inc."

Max L. Siegel has over fifteen years of brokering deals and project management and is known for his shrewd and savvy business expertise, an accomplished entertainment executive, attorney, author, conference organizer and television & film producer. Max Siegel is one of the most sought after persons in the entertainment industry and has appeared on Oprah, twice in one year; Tavis Smiley’s NPR and has been featured in national major media outlets such as The New York Times, Crain’s New York Business, Black Enterprise and Billboard Magazine.

He is a cum laude graduate from the University of Notre Dame, School of Law. While enrolled as a student, he made history at Notre Dame as the first African American to graduate with honors from their School of Law. During the past 12-years, the Indianapolis native has also presided over the legal affairs for several Fortune 500 corporations, as well as professional sports, entertainment individuals and organizations. Siegel’s legal expertise and business acumen has afforded him the reputation as a “win-win attorney” among his peers, and has played a major role in the shaping of sports athletes as Tony Gwynn and Reggie White.

His legal knowledge has earned him the opportunity to serve in various leadership positions within high-profile professional organizations such as, The American Bar Association, The New York Bar Association, Indiana State Bar Association, Gospel Heritage Foundation and The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. Max is married to his childhood friend Jennifer, and they have three children.