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MRS. PHILIPPINES GLOBE 2017 CORONATION NIGHT
Text and Photos by Noli A. Berioso
Twenty-nine year-old advocate of anti-cyber bullying was crowned Miss Philippines Globe 2017. Carla Krizzie Dimaano who works in hospitality and customer service industry for 5 years now bested thirteen other finalists during the finals of the pageant held at the Ayala ballroom of Makati Sports Club last Saturday August 26. She was crowned by out going Mrs. Philippones Globe 2016 Dra Fritzie Lexdy Noche. Carla finished her Master of Business Administration at the University of Phoenix in California. She is married for eight years with two kids. She will be the country’s official representative to the Mrs. Globe 2017 World finals at Shenzen, China in December.
Ma. Olivia David took home the Mrs. Globe Classic 2019. She joined the pageant to be a better version of herself and to pursue her advocacy and to fulfill her calling. She is married for 26 years and presently works as VP of a private company. Anna Nerissa Acuna, a Marketing Director of De LaSalle University took home the Woman of Substance title. She was also named Darling of the Press. This advocate of education did a short film that premiered at the International Short Film Festival in Oberhausen, Germany. Single mom Clarizen Bayani was adjudged first runner-up , this call center agent and a HRM graduating student would like to be an ambassadress of single mothers in the country. Caroline Ruth Malabed took home the second runner-up honor, a businesswoman engaged in service/online clothing shop is into charity works specifically for the elderly.
According to national pageant director Morena Carla Cabrera-Quimpo “This year’s Mrs. Philippines Globe candidates embody the real strength of a Filipina mother – a woman who’s not confined by stereotypical notions, but rather a strong, generous and bold individual who can fulfill her responsibilities and reinvent herself as a mother without compromising her own dreams
