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2025 Ms. Illinois Corporate America Competition: Meet the Winners

Wwomen from across the state took center stage on Saturday, April 5th to compete for the chance to represent Illinois at the national Ms. Corporate America competition in June.

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(From left to right): 1st Runner Up - Ms. Homewood, Dr. Muriel Lee, DNP; 2nd Runner Up - Ms. Robbins, Billie Joyner; Ms. Illinois Corporate America, Domonique Briggs; 3rd Runner Up- Ms. Aurora, Tanjenika Williams ; Photo Credit: Rhinehart Media Group
(From left to right): 1st Runner Up - Ms. Homewood, Dr. Muriel Lee, DNP; 2nd Runner Up - Ms. Robbins, Billie Joyner; Ms. Illinois Corporate America, Domonique Briggs; 3rd Runner Up- Ms. Aurora, Tanjenika Williams ; Photo Credit: Rhinehart Media Group

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The 2025 Ms. Illinois Corporate America competition lit up the Shandelier Room on Saturday, April 5, as accomplished women from across the state took center stage to compete for the chance to represent Illinois at the national Ms. Corporate America competition in June.

Following compelling personal pitches and a stunning formal wear showcase, Ms. Chicago Domonique Briggs was crowned Ms. Illinois Corporate America 2025. She also received multiple honors, including the Sales Idol Award, Media Award, Cinderella Award, and Interview Award.

Ms. Homewood Dr. Muriel Lee was named first runner-up and received both the Most Photogenic and Congeniality awards. A registered nurse for nearly 30 years and a certified fitness instructor, Dr. Lee sponsors two scholarship programs for residents of Chicago’s Englewood community and is actively involved in several community organizations.

Ms. Robbins Billie Joyner, an entrepreneur dedicated to creating opportunities for others, was named second runner-up and received the Best Contestant Table Award.

Ms. Aurora Tanjenika Williams was named third runner-up and received the Community Service Award. Her platform, Destiny Driven Finances, is rooted in empowering women, uplifting families, and fostering generational transformation.

Contestants were selected based on their professional achievements, leadership qualities, and commitment to community service. To compete, participants must be between the ages of 30 and 65, have at least five years of professional experience, and a minimum of two years of community service, either current or past.

The event was hosted by Dr. Kimberly Battle, Illinois State President of the Ms. Corporate America Organization.

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