George Zielke has been a lifelong Bond enthusiast. During his tenure with the Foundation he has assisted in vehicle relocations, vehicle preparation and logistics for exhibits and restoration work.

One focus of his involvement with the IFF has been to help the Foundation establish a stronger presence in the Midwest Region. Through his involvement with showing his 1937 Packard 115C Business Coupe at the Studebaker National Museum and other venues throughout the region he has developed relationships with the South Bend Auto Show, the Studebaker National Museum, and the Concours d'Elegance at Copshaholm.

His relationship with these events and event coordinators has allowed him the ability to connect the IFF with these venues and bring multiple vehicles to the public. The "Wheels on Reels" exhibit at the Studebaker Museum featured not only a couple vehicles, but also IFF lectures. And the Concours d'Elegance at Copshaholm features a special Bond exhibit. This is only the beginning.

And he looks forward to talking more about the IFF, continuing to learn more about all things Ian Fleming, building a stronger presence of the Foundation, and promoting the outstanding legacy of Ian Fleming and the works of the Foundation.