Grace is the Owner and Founder of Letcha Light Shine, a personal + creative business development brand with a mission to create community and empowered female entrepreneurs. She has been in the business world since the age of 15 when she decided to start up a summer camp for kids, and she hasn’t looked back since. Grace is obsessed with all things social media, branding, and building systems for small businesses.

Asya Branch won the job of Miss Mississippi 2018 within the Miss America Org on her third attempt. During her year, she advocated for Empowering Children of Incarcerated Parents - a mission that stems from her own experiences. Upon giving up her title, she launched her own beauty company, Branch Beauty and dedicated her time and energy to her educational pursuits in Marketing, Communications and Public Relations.

Then, last fall, she vied for and WON the role of Miss Mississippi USA on her first attempt. BACK TO BACK Miss Mississippi in both large, well-known systems. The queen herself...America’s sweetheart and your next Miss USA…   

You asked, I'm ready to answer! I sat down to bring you 10 key tips for a stellar interview. From studying, to watching your own mannerisms to removing "filler words" from your vocabulary. Whether you're prepping for a pageant interview or a job interview, give Episode 16 a listen to bring your capabilities to the next level.

Joanna Wicks holds a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts degree in Visual Communications, with a double minor in Women’s Studies and Domestic Violence Prevention Services. Her studies provided a motivational foundation for her to promote an initiative of Domestic Violence Prevention and Awareness during her time within the Miss America Organization. Last year, she served as Miss Delaware 2018 after winning on her first attempt. Currently, she lives in Delaware with her husband, Steven and their puppy, Chief.

After receiving her Bachelor's Degree in Accounting and Business Administration, Kim Verheyden decided to leave her corporate position in order to follow her passion. In April, 2015 she opened Apricot Lane Boutique in Green Bay, later opening two more locations in Appleton and Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Hear all about Kim's pursuits, her social media tips for pushing out content and the trendy clothing available in her stores and online.

At the age of 13, Annie Jorgensen began competing in pageantry, winning the title of Miss Wisconsin's Outstanding Teen 2011 on her first attempt. She went on to serve as Miss High School America 2013 before attending the University of Georgia for school where she received a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism and Communication. On her third attempt, she won the job of Miss Georgia 2018 before moving to NYC where she currently lives and works in the digital marketing spectrum for Small Girls PR.

At the recommendation of a family friend, Emili McPhail began competing in pageants, going on to win the title of Miss North Carolina's Outstanding Teen on her third attempt and later serving as Miss Virginia 2018. Currently, she's working in Global Communications at The Estee Lauder Companies in New York City.

Joelle is a boudoir and branding photographer based in Indianapolis. She also coaches women entrepreneurs on all things marketing and sales strategies. When she's not working, you'll probably find her reading a new book, cuddling with her hubs, or soaking up some sunshine. Follow along with her on Instagram @joelleelizabethphoto! 

Holli’ Conway is a 25 year old actress living in New York City. Born and raised in Louisiana, she spent a year and a half traveling the seas as a Carnival Cruise lines performer before winning the title of Miss Louisiana with which she promoted her personal platform InspHIGHER and went on to win the talent preliminary award and finish 2nd Runner-Up at Miss America 2019. She is now an Ikette in the Original Broadway Production of Tina the Tina Turner Musical and hopes to continue to inspire others with her journey!

"Let go and let God." Madison Fuller finds comfort and faith in His greater timing for her life. Her journey within the Miss America Organization began in 2005 when she first watched her older sister, Morgan compete. The following year, she was a Lonestar Princess and her infatuation with the program and the opportunity to serve the state of Texas only grew from that moment on. Hear about her journey to Miss Texas' Outstanding Teen and Miss Texas along with our shared fear of snakes, wedding planning and so much more!