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0 Jen Mueller Biography
In the world of journalism, it is not a surprise to see a woman who has dedicated their life to covering general news. Jen Mueller is made from a cloth different from such women. Unlike the rest, she has dedicated her life to covering sports news. Previously, sports was thought of as a platform for men but Jenny has thrived there for 2 decades. She has become a voice to reckon with. She is now a business professional speaker, a sideline reporter for the Seahawks, a reporter at Roots Sports Northwest, and the founder of Talk Sporty to Me.
Personal Details
Jen Mueller was born on 28th June 1978 in Houston Texas. The 46-year-old began her journey toward media at Southern Methodist University where she earned two degrees: broadcast journalism and public policy.
Jen has placed her career as a primary concern for her personal life. Although she is nearing 50 years old, Jen Mueller has chosen to remain single and childless. However, she enjoys the company of her family and close friends.
She started applying her journalism skills when she served as a sports intern as a student at college. She later got a job as an associate sports producer for Sports Talk in Dallas. Mueller served in this position for 8 months before joining Northwest Cable News as an associate News producer tasked with doing weekend shows and writing weekday news.
In 2001, she went deep into sports when she joined KING-TV as a sports producer tasked with producing live weekly segments and reporting on Northwest Sports Tonight. After 5 years, Jen got hired at Liberty Sports Group still as a sports producer and anchor. She also did reports for college football, basketball, and storm games.
In 2007, she joined Roots Sports Northwest where she continued working as a reporter and producer 16 years later. She also founded Talk Sporty To Me, a communication network aimed at doing personal development seminars, business consultations, and promoting sports conversations. In her agency, Jen Mueller attempts to simplify sports by engaging in small sports talk.
She compliments this side of her hustle by working as a professional keynote speaker where she speaks about leadership, women in business, and the power of blogging. Her passion for popularizing sports encouraged her to author Talk Sporty to Me: Thinking Outside the Box Scores, The Influential Conversationalist, and Game Time: Learn to Talk Sports in 5 Minutes a Day for Business.
Cooking Show
While she is not on the field, analyzing sports, doing interviews with players, and having a conversation with other pundits, Jen is running I Cook You Measure. Jen is the primary chef for the show and her guests are people with a heavy inclination for sports. In the show, they can speak about the history of sports, the development of players, and personal stories that involve sports. The strategy of the show is to make sports interesting to viewers. Interestingly, the money made from the show in donated to a nonprofit organization aimed at ending food insecurity in the country. Her passion for sports is remarkable, she can be a mentor to up-and-coming female sports journalists like Kate Engleson and Sheena Quick.
Summary of Personal Details
Ethnicity: White
Nationality: American
Religion: Christian
Age: 46
Marital Status: single
Children: 0
Occupation: Speaker
Height: approx 5 feet and 6 inches
Salary: approx $ 100,000
