Miss America Organization, Atoning for Email Scandal, Fills Vacated Leadership Roles With Women
LatestThe Miss America Organization has hired three women for leadership positions in an effort to convince the public that it cares about its contestants.
Regina Hopper, attorney, journalist, and former Miss Arkansas, has been named president and CEO and Marjorie Vincent-Tripp, assistant attorney general in Florida and 1991’s Miss America, will be chairwoman of the board of the Miss America Foundation. In January, Gretchen Carlson, former Fox News Anchor and 1989’s Miss America, was named chairwoman of the pageant’s board of directors.