Who will be the next Int'l SUPER Ms. or Mrs.?
 

MISSION

The America’s SUPER Pageant is personal development opportunity for women of all ages throughout the World. The delegates who represent our state, country and international titles have beauty, style, poise, intelligence, confidence, and a strong desire to improve the world around them by promoting a personal platform and/or the national Safety Belt Use & Awareness Platform. The pageant gives these women the opportunity to advance their personal goals, while acting as a role model to those around them. 

 

​ABOUT US

Would you like to be one of our honored title holders? Would you like a pageant that holds quality events, with amazing regalia, representing a life saving purpose, all for an affordable entry fee? Would your family like to visit the beautiful & historic Bitterroot Valley in the heart of Montana, where the natural beauty of the mountains is close enough to touch, and fly-fishing is so grand that movies like "A River Runs Through it" were filmed here? 

 

Are you a Super Hero in the lives of others? Are you a Super Mom, daughter, volunteer, role model, or friend? This pageant is for Super women, who leave their mark on the lives around them! 

 

The America's Super Teen, Miss/ Ms./Mrs. competition is co-directed by Kevi Berger and Janet Bierer, and is being held in memory of Janet's daughter, Allanya DaRay Thorning, who lost her life on July 18, 2010. Our custom banner is emblazoned with the "Buckle Up" message to promote the platform of Seat Belt Use & Awareness. We believe that if we change one life, we may also save that life. Delegates may have their own platforms, but agree to promote Seat belt use also. Ms. Bierer has been directing pageants since 1990 on the local, state and national level from MAO preliminaries, to online events.

 

PLATFORM

America’s SUPER Pageant Delegates do not need to have a personal platform, but agree to promote the national platform of Seat Belt Use and Awareness on their Comp/Autograph cards and banner with the “Buckle Up” message.