Olivia Williams has been involved in pageants since the age of five. After retiring from competing, she found her passion in mentoring young women through directing, mock interviewing, and judging. Alongside her mother, Penny, she serves as Co-Director of the Meridian, Lauderdale County, and Clarke County Miss Hospitality Programs, as well as the Miss Meridian, Miss New South, and Miss Queen City preliminary competitions for Miss Mississippi and Miss Mississippi’s Teen. Olivia is passionate about the way these programs empower young women, preparing them for their futures and helping them reach their goals. She considers it an honor to be part of something so meaningful. A proud alumna of Mississippi State University, Olivia holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing. She continues to be involved with her alma mater as an advisor for her sorority, Alpha Delta Pi, speaking at events for marketing students, and as an avid fan of all Mississippi State sports. She currently lives in Columbus, MS, with her husband, Airrey, and their dog, Kaiser. She works as a Marketing Coordinator at neonFROG, Inc.—a full-service marketing, public relations, and event planning agency based in Columbus.

Skylar Harden is a senior at Mississippi State University, where she is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies with concentrations in Biology, Psychology, and Counseling Education. A passionate and driven individual, she has spent the last two years competing in the Miss Mississippi Organization and currently holds the title of Miss Brandon 2025. Through her involvement in the program, she has grown as a leader, advocate, and role model within her community. Her journey in pageantry has strengthened her commitment to service and personal development, with a special focus on empowering young women and promoting mental wellness. In addition to her academic and pageant pursuits, Skylar enjoys arts and crafts, which she uses to relax and express herself. She lives by the powerful words of Maya Angelou: “Nothing can dim the light which shines from within.” As a judge, she is honored to help recognize the talents, confidence, and resilience of every young woman who steps on stage.

Dr. Myers is formerly from Laurel but now resides in Meridian with his wife Teri. He is the former show choir director at Northeast Jones High School, Jones County, where he directed the award winning show choir, Gold Horizons. He has prerformed, directed, and choreographed over 100 theatrical productions in his lifetime. He has 31 years in classroom instruction and has served many years in church ministry, including Minister of Music, Youth Director, Education Director, Asst. Pastor and Senior Pastor. Dr. Myers is also a trained vocalist and pianist. He has worked with and trained many pageant contestants over the years, producing many winners. He and his wife also co-directed the Miss Jones County and Miss Southern Grace Pageant for two years. He is presently retired and enjoying being a dad to daughter Lydia and a Poppy to his granddaughter, Rosalee.