MILES PER GALLEN

We caught up with Gallen.Neilly Associates’ Tim Gallen, who just returned from the Sturgis motorcycle rally and the spiritual experience of riding his Harley through the Black Hills of South Dakota (Mt. Rushmore, Devil's Tower). It’s a “maintain sanity” thing and also “keeps my peripheral vision sharp,” Tim told us today. He and his wife, Lori, have been riding motorcycles around the Western US throughout their marriage. They’ve even shipped their bikes to Milwaukee for some Harley anniversary fests. Next ride: Labor Day weekend in Bend, Ore. With the summer winding down, Tim’s back in gear with Gallen.Neilly’s national business, and the market positioning and media strategies for the firm's CRE clients—most have been with Tim and partner Andrew Neilly for 20-plus years. But if they’re in a meeting and “my mind drifts off for a moment when I hear a Harley riding by the office, they understand.”

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