Amber Glenn

Amber Glenn is an American figure skater whose career is marked by national titles, Grand Prix victories, and advocacy for mental health and the LGBTQ+ community. After securing the U.S. Junior Champion title in 2014, Amber Glenn went on to achieve significant milestones in her figure skating career. Her early progression saw her earn her first senior national medal, a silver, at the 2021 U.S.

By 2025, Glenn successfully defended her U.S. National title, further establishing her prominence in the sport. Beyond her athletic accomplishments, Glenn is a vocal advocate for mental health and a prominent figure in the LGBTQ+ community, actively promoting Progressive Pride within professional sports. She has openly shared her experiences as an elite athlete with ADHD and her pansexual identity, contributing to a more inclusive environment within figure skating.

Glenn’s commitment to social outreach and inclusivity extends to her philanthropic efforts, which include participating in the ‘Legacy on Ice’ benefit, supporting victims of a plane crash. Her impact is also recognized through strategic partnerships with notable brands such as AmLactin and Delta Airlines, leveraging her platform to further reach and inspire audiences. Glenn’s career uniquely showcases a powerful blend of athletic excellence and dedicated social advocacy, solidifying her respected position both on and off the ice.