Chuck Jones, internationally recognized design leader and Chief Design Officer at GE HealthCare, has been appointed chairman of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum's board of directors. He succeeds Rob Dyson, who served as chairman for the past four years.

Jones brings exceptional credentials to the role, including:

• Recipient of the White House sponsored Smithsonian National Design Award
• Holder of 43 patents
• Winner of over 1,000 international product design awards
• Purdue University honors graduate

A lifelong racing enthusiast, Jones has attended the Indianapolis 500 for more than four decades. His connection to motorsports runs deep, having started racing go-karts at age 10 and earning his professional racing license by 15. He continues to race vintage Indy cars and has restored 11 Indy cars to date, winning multiple championships across various racing series.

"I have a warm place in my heart for the IMS Museum. From the time it was located outside of Turn 1 to its present location, the spark for my passion for Indy car racing was ignited there," said Jones, who has served on the Museum's board since 2019.

Jones acknowledged his predecessor's contributions, stating, "The entire board and I are grateful to Rob for his outstanding leadership and perseverance as we've worked to reimagine the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum. His focus and action mindset have built a solid foundation that will benefit the Museum for years to come."

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