Martial Art Expert Driving for Change

A leading supplier of vehicle adaptations dedicated to making car travel accessible to all has teamed up with para-taekwondo athlete and disability advocate Nicole Brennan (pictured above).

Mobility in Motion has announced Nicole, who is aiming to compete at the LA 2028 Paralympics, as its latest brand ambassador.

A passionate advocate for disability inclusion and empowerment Nicole is the founder of IAMPOSSIBLE Consultancy Ltd, which helps organisations build more inclusive cultures, and the founder of Limbmatch, the UK’s first prosthetics review platform.

Nicole will work closely with Mobility in Motion to raise awareness of accessible vehicle solutions, share her lived experiences, and support the company’s mission to empower disabled people through greater independence and mobility.

For Nicole, the partnership represents an opportunity to drive meaningful change beyond sport.

“I’m really proud to be partnering with Mobility in Motion,” said Nicole.

“Their values are closely aligned with everything I’m working towards, and it’s an honour to join a team that is just as passionate about empowering people to challenge norms and design with lived experience at the forefront. As a para-athlete and founder, I’ve experienced first-hand how infrastructure either enables ambition or limits it, and accessible transport isn’t a luxury, it’s a foundation.

"For me, independence means being able to show up fully, whether that’s training towards LA 2028 or building businesses that challenge systems. This partnership is about more than visibility; it’s about demonstrating how thoughtful design, lived experience and the right support can unlock opportunity and help more people realise what’s possible.” 

Nicole joins a growing team of Mobility in Motion ambassadors, including wheelchair basketball Paralympian Robyn Love, as the company continues to invest in partnerships that amplify disabled voices and experiences.

As part of her ambassador role, Nicole will collaborate on campaigns, events, and educational content, helping to highlight the importance of accessible transport and the positive impact it can have on people’s lives.

To find out more visit https://www.mobilityinmotion.com/