Ms. Corporate America Honors Breast Cancer Awareness and Education

WASHINGTON - Sept. 23, 2013 - PRLog -- Reigning Ms. Corporate America Kimi Holloway will honor National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October 2013 through a series of appearances aimed at educating women about the disease and promoting early detection. As a contestant, Holloway’s platform was breast cancer as her mother lost her battle to the disease. Now in its 7^th year, the Ms./Mrs. Corporate America pageant recognizes the professional achievements and community service initiatives of career women throughout America and provides an outlet for women to promote a personal platform, enhance self-confidence, strengthen leadership skills, accomplish personal and professional goals and establish friendships with other professional women.

“My mother lost her battle with breast cancer when I was 13 years old,” says Holloway. “She was my role model and continues to be because she lived a very admirable life right up until the end and encouraged me to pursue my dreams and aim for new heights. My platform stems out of a genuine concern to prevent deaths from breast cancer through early detection education.”

Holloway attended the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada where she received a Bachelor’s of Applied Arts in Media Studies. She also holds a post graduate diploma in Public Relations from Humber College in Toronto, Ontario and is currently a sales manager with Entertainment Cruises in Washington, D.C. Holloway is a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority.

To schedule an appearance or for more information, call (855)MCA-CROWN, visit  http://www.misscorporateamerica.com  or follow on Twitter @MCA_Pageant. For media interviews or press passes, contact pr@mscorporateamerica.com.