Public Speaking & Podcast Appearances

Overcoming Obstacles and Turning Struggles into Success Stories

Jenny loves sharing her life story and motivating people to get what they want out of life. Whether it is choosing a career path, staying focused on your goals or simply living everyday to the fullest; she’s here to let you know that everything is possible!

Easterseals Speech

I was the keynote speaker at a fundraiser for Easterseals Colorado. I spoke about how attending their summer camp as a kid helped shape me into the person I am today.

EFAP Podcast

I was a guest on the EFAP podcast to discuss my employment journey.

RAMP Podcast

Jenny and her mom Barb were interviewed by Tina Guenette Pedersen, Founder/President and CEO of RAMP. They discussed what it is like for Jenny to navigate through life as a quadriplegic.

Turn Struggles Into Success Stories with Jenny Siegle

In today’s episode Jenny Siegle shares how she was paralyzed at nine months of age from Transverse Myelitis. She is an incomplete C4/C5 quadriplegic and uses an electric wheelchair for her daily mobility.

She takes us on her journey of how she took every opportunity given to her (along with her exceptional upbringing, attitude & mindset) and built a successful career as a sports producer, writer, public speaker and disability advocate.

More Than A Fan: Sports Production With Jenny Siegle

Though she initially wanted to be a doctor, Jenny Siegle found herself moving towards the world of sports production. Now, she is a producer for Altitude Sports, and does production work for a bunch of Colorado-based teams. We spoke about work expectations of disabled people, and how those compare to the expectations that we have for ourselves.

"Jenny Siegle is a rock star! She is committed to promoting access for people with disabilities. She shows by example how one person can be effective in resolving challenges. She does with a smile on her face and true determination. Her influence is far reaching. It has been a great honor for me to participate with her on Capitol Hill. She is always willing to take on these issues that affect so many people. She understands that many of these issues are a long, fought battle, but we know she will not give up!"