Dr. Rae Lundy places third at Ms. Corporate America Nationals

Dr. Rae Lundy, Ms. Georgia Corporate America 2026, earned third place at the 2026 Ms. Corporate America National Competition. The finish adds to Georgia’s streak of national top-three results and extends Lundy’s role as a state leader focused on wellness, mentorship and women’s empowerment.

Why it matters: - Dr. Rae Lundy’s third-place finish gives Georgia another national recognition in a competition built around leadership, business success, community service and professional achievement. - Georgia now has consecutive national top-three finishes, which strengthens the state program’s standing inside the Ms. Corporate America Organization. - Lundy will continue using her title to promote leadership, mental wellness, community engagement and women’s empowerment across Georgia.

What happened: - Dr. Rae Lundy, Ms. Georgia Corporate America 2026, placed third at the 2026 Ms. Corporate America National Competition. - The competition brought together professional women representing states from across the country. - Lundy called representing Georgia on the national stage “an incredible honor” and said the experience reinforced her commitment to serving others and leading with authenticity.

The details: - The national competition highlights women who excel in business, leadership, community service and professional achievement. - Lundy’s preparation included months of coaching from Dr. Yvette Etheridge, Ms. Georgia Corporate America 2025. - Etheridge earned second place at the 2025 Ms. Corporate America National Competition. - Etheridge mentored Lundy on leadership development, interview preparation, stage presence and competition strategy. - Etheridge said Lundy prepared diligently, stayed authentic and represented Georgia with grace, professionalism and confidence. - Lundy was supported at the event by her family. - Georgia’s delegation also included Ms. Georgia Corporate America Honorary Queen Dr. Janice Crenshaw and current Ms. Fayette County Corporate America 2026 Sophia Gethers. - Dr. Jacqueline Mohair, State President of Ms. Georgia Corporate America, said the result reflects the organization’s leadership culture and its focus on integrity, purpose and community impact. - The Georgia program develops women through mentorship, executive leadership training, personal branding, community engagement and professional development.

Between the lines: - The back-to-back national finishes suggest Georgia’s state program has built a repeatable pipeline for preparing contestants to compete at the national level. - The organization is framing pageant success as a leadership-development outcome, not just a title competition. - Lundy’s platform centers on education and wellness, which fits the group’s broader emphasis on community service and public leadership.

What's next: - Lundy will continue her state duties as Ms. Georgia Corporate America 2026. - Her work will focus on leadership, mental wellness, community engagement and empowering women in business and public service. - Ms. Georgia Corporate America will keep developing women leaders across the state through its mentorship and training programs.

The bottom line: - Georgia’s latest top-three national finish shows the state’s women’s leadership program is producing competitors who can win on a national stage.