17 Facts About Heidi Ganahl

Heidi Ganahl was born on September 9,1966 and is an American businesswoman, entrepreneur, author, and formerly an elected member of the University of Colorado Board of Regents.

Heidi Ganahl is the founder and former CEO of Camp Bow Wow, an international pet care franchise.

Heidi Ganahl was born in Orange County, California where she lived until she was 12.

Heidi Ganahl earned a bachelor's degree in business from the University of Colorado Boulder, followed by a master's degree in healthcare administration from the University of Denver.

Heidi Ganahl then held positions in account management at DUSA Pharmaceuticals, Bristol-Myers Squibb and Rhone Poulenc, and founded the Maginot Group.

Heidi Ganahl launched a baby room catalog company, Nursery Works.

Camp Bow Wow was acquired in August 2014 by VCA, Inc Heidi Ganahl is the founder and president of the Colorado-based Fight Back Foundation, which funds and mentors social entrepreneurs seeking to help kids in Colorado.

Heidi Ganahl was elected to the CU Board of Regents as an at-large member in 2016.

Heidi Ganahl wants to see more conservatives at the university.

Heidi Ganahl recently sponsored an anti-critical race theory proposition in an effort that was seen as an attempt to impose external controls on the academic freedom of faculty at the University of Colorado.

On September 10,2021, Heidi Ganahl filed paperwork with the Secretary of State's office indicating that she was seeking the Republican nomination for Governor of Colorado in the 2022 election.

On June 28,2022, Heidi Ganahl secured the GOP nomination for Governor of Colorado.

Heidi Ganahl considers herself to be a supporter of president Donald Trump.

Heidi Ganahl has declined to state if the results of the 2020 presidential election are legitimate.

Similarly, Heidi Ganahl has raised doubt about the election, voicing concern over what she perceived as "rules being weakened before the [2020] election in some states".

Heidi Ganahl is opposed to proposals offering tuition-free enrollment in community colleges.

Heidi Ganahl has claimed that conservatives at colleges are being "silenced" and has attempted to form organizations that promote conservative viewpoints on-campus.