Jacque Georgia

Jacque Georgia was born on May 31, 1978, in Green Bay, Wisconsin, to Larry and JoAnn Wanek. Prior to her stroke at the end of 2014, Georgia owned and led several companies including several financial institutions midst the housing crisis. With the business expertise she had; she was asked to weigh in on a regular basis by becoming a columnist for general business topics for a division of the USA Today Network from 2006-2011. However her main focus would end up being on lending and real estate during the period known as The Great Recession. She later started her international business consulting firm, TITANIUM Business Development, Inc. and public speaking career. Georgia traveled the world, working with professionals and educating them about the power of the unconscious mind and how to utilize it to increase self-confidence and reduce anxiety. For a short time she was a Platinum Partner with the well-known personal coach, Tony Robbins, known for having his seminar attendees walk across burning fire barefoot. When interviewed about her stroke; Georgia credited her own lessons about how to use the strength of her own unconscious mind to the unprecedented swift improvement she had made in the hospital within the first 24 hours. Georgia retains the trademark to: CONFIDENCE. ACTIONS. RESULTS. Being a lifetime civic servant and philanthropist she was encouraged by her only daughter to compete in her first International pageant in 2011; winning her State title and moving on to compete against women from around the United States and World. She later competed with her daughter in 2015 for the Miss United States Organization; where they were the first mother-daughter competitors (in their respective age divisions) that the Miss United States Organization had in their 50 year history. Georgia has been seen on the red carpet at New York Fashion Week for International designer, MacDuggal, has been a print model, and growing up in Green Bay; she felt honored to appear as herself in the 2017 romantic sports comedy, The 60 Yard Line.