Malorie has been most recognized in her life for being a beauty expert. And that she is! If you've been to one of her events or have had the opportunity to connect with her, you know she is much more than that. A successful entrepreneur, speaker, podcast host, writer and life coach, Malorie is teaching women to shed old beliefs about themselves and encourages them to show up in the world in a bold and unapologetic way. She shows women the importance of stepping into their power with her "Get In Your Truth" message. Malorie wants to help you claim what you really want in this life and go out there and create it
Addison Price, Miss Oklahoma 2019, is a junior at Oklahoma State University majoring in Marketing with a minor in Nonprofit Management.
“As a Teen and Miss competitor in the Miss Oklahoma Organization, I have been pushed, questioned and challenged. My preparation process required self-discovery and building self confidence to be the best me possible. Involvement in campus activities, sports, and higher education classes developed specific areas of my life, however, none of these developed the whole person in all areas simultaneously like the Miss America Program. I am honored to be the face and voice of an organization that empowers young women and will do my best to make Oklahoma proud this year.”
Adrianne Cannon is the President of Balance.Yoga.Barre. wellness studios, a business that experienced incredible growth in 2017. Adrianne, an active personality former athlete at the University of Oklahoma, became passionate about total wellness while employed at Chesapeake Energy, where health and happiness is a priority for all employees. After experiencing the influence of yoga, barre and pilates on her well-being, she left the corporate world and dedicated her career to helping others find balance not just in fitness, but in life. When she is not at a BYB studio, Adrianne spends her “free” time with her husband, Clendon, and their four young children.
Amy Lee is the Executive Director for the Oklahoma Council on Economic Education. In this role she oversees the operations and direction OCEE, a non-profit organization. OCEE’s mission is to promote financial literacy and economic education in Oklahoma. OCEE executes its mission by providing professional development to teachers, student competitions and education resources. One of these programs is Invest in Girls with the mission of ensuring that all girls have access to financial education and increase the number of women working in finance.
She led the initiative to get OK HB1694 passed to create a statewide funding source for Oklahoma personal financial literacy mandate.
