Beauty Means Business at the 2015 Corporate America Pageant

    ORLANDO, FL, October 01, 2014 /24-7PressRelease/ -- When professional women from across the country convene in Orlando next spring, you've got to expect that some big things will be accomplished - not the least of which is the crowning of the new Ms./Mrs. Corporate America and Miss Corporate America Teen. Putting the spotlight on remarkable businesswomen, the national pageant event will take place March 5-7, 2015 at the Renaissance Orlando SeaWorld in Florida.

The Ms./Mrs. Corporate America Pageant & Miss Corporate America Teen Scholarship Program provides a forum that highlights a woman's professional achievements and accomplishments in the community and in the workplace. New to the organization is the addition of their teen program, allowing the aspiring business leaders of tomorrow to gain inspiration from business professionals as they carve out their path to success as future professionals.

"The addition of the teen pageant brings a new dimension to the Ms./Mrs. Corporate America Pageant," said national director Anissa King. "We are looking for teens who are driven leaders who aspire to make their mark on the business world one day."

The ultimate women's networking event, the contestants will compete to be recognized for their contributions and commitment to their family, career and community. The pageant experience also heightens each contestant's self-confidence while strengthening their leadership skills and connecting them with like-minded women who share similar goals.

"The Ms./Mrs. Corporate America Organization niche is providing a pageant focused on not only beauty but business; a pageant that acknowledges women who have been leaders in their homes, communities, and place of work; women who exceed in their fields while still exemplifying the beauty and grace of womanhood," said Mrs. King.

Not only does the Ms./Mrs. Corporate America Pageant & Miss Corporate America Teen Scholarship Program strive to be a leader in recognizing the contributions and commitments that women make to their family and career, they also champion community service through their partnership with the United Way. During the pageant week, contestants will participate in a service project to support the United Way.

Beauty means business at the national pageant, and in keeping with the ideals of networking, the contestants will have the opportunity to engage in a variety of special events while meeting prominent business professionals in the Orlando area. They will also participate in motivational workshops during the pageant with prominent speakers.

But the nature of business doesn't take away the fact that the pageant will be a fun and exciting experience for all contestants, with many social events intertwined within the pageant's schedule. A night-out-on-the-town including a limo ride to BB Kings is on the agenda, where contestants will enjoy live entertainment, dining and dancing. Contestants will also participate in a purple carpet photo shoot with Ferrari Maserati of Central Florida. In addition, contestants will visit a culinary arts school to cook a healthy dish together to showcase the balance of work and home life. "Taking care of your body is important, so that you will have the proper fuel to pursue your professional goals... and work the crown," said Mrs. King.

At the pageant, contestants in the Ms. and Mrs. Divisions will compete in private interview, athletic wear, formal wear and on-stage question. Teens will compete in private interview, fun fashion and evening wear.

As seen in Essence Magazine and Inc. Magazine, the pageant has carved out a name for itself among a sea of traditional pageants because of its unique focus on professional women. But the traditional perks that come along with being a pageant titleholder are not lost in the world of corporate environment - it's actually enhanced. Winners in the Ms. and Mrs. Corporate America pageant are awarded elaborate prizes ranging from flat screen TVs, laptops, vacation packages, jewelry, cosmetics, tickets to Miss America, photo shoots and additional winnings. Teen winners receive scholarship money, an appearance wardrobe, tickets to Miss America, jewelry, hair products, photo shoots and more.

Moms aren't left out of the Ms./Mrs. Corporate America Pageant & Miss Corporate America Teen Scholarship Program. The pageant recognizes moms who mean business with their Ms. Mompreneur Online Pageant. Exceptional moms can be nominated through January 1, 2015 and also receive a slew of prizes.

To apply for the Ms., Mrs., or Teen pageant, email [email protected] or visit the organization's website at www.misscorporateamerica.com. Contestants are being accepted through Dec. 1, 2014.

For more information on the MCA Organization, and to learn how to become a contestant, visit http://www.misscorporateamerica.com.

Contact: Anissa King
[email protected]

For interviews, and for more information, contact Robyn Stevens at [email protected].

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