Jenny Siegle is 42 and was paralyzed at nine months of age from Transverse Myelitis. She is an incomplete C4/C5 quadriplegic and uses a power wheelchair for her daily mobility. Jenny was the first child in the state of Colorado to get a power wheelchair when she was just two years old. She was originally paralyzed from the neck down but has regained partial use of her upper body after many years of physical and occupational therapy. Jenny currently drives and lives independently in her own home.

She was Ms. Wheelchair Colorado in 2004, enjoys public speaking, is an active member of Unite4CRT and is a disability advocate. As a disability advocate, Jenny has traveled to Washington DC multiple times since 2009. She meets with members of Congress to discuss the importance of continued access to Complex Rehab Technology. Jenny was given the NRRTS Distinguished Service Award in 2020 for her advocacy efforts.

Jenny also works as a producer for Altitude Sports in Denver, Colorado. After working in this industry for nearly two decades; she knows that sports fans want to get the headlines, but have it delivered in a unique and entertaining way. In addition to her productions that air on Altitude Sports, her work has landed in publications such as Mile High Sports Magazine and the Buffalo Stampede. Jenny works as a replay operator for the Colorado Rockies and is a member of the Denver Broncos PR game day staff as well.

She graduated with a BA in Journalism and Mass Communications from the University of Northern Colorado in 2004.

Please visit her website at jennysiegle.com for more information or to contact her.