Miss Globe Organisation

Not to be confused with Miss Globe

Miss Globe Organization is an international beauty pageant group founded in 1925 which holds annual events, usually in the eastern Turkey Mediterranean region.^[1] Currently, Miss Globe pageant is produced with two versions annually by two separate organizations claiming to be the "official" organizers. The Miss Globe International is produced by RCA Global Entertainment Co. under Rasim Aydın. The Miss Globe International 2012 RCA Global Entertainment Co. held in Northern Cyprus, was won by Jakelyne Oliveira.^[2][3]

History

The origins of the pageant are unclear, with even the number of Miss Globe events held being open to question.

The organization was founded by Charlie See (1910-2007) in 1972 and registered in the Bureau of Patents and Trademarks of Washington DC in 1973.^[4][5]

The Miss Globe Organization also holds titles of numerous international branches such as Miss Globe Denmark, Miss Globe France, Miss Globe India, and more. The Miss Globe International has a franchising network of 162 countries.^[5] It owns the rights to various titles, including "Miss Globe", "Miss Globe International", "Miss Globe Beauty Pageant", and "Miss Globe Beauty".

In the history of Miss Globe International from 1925 to present only once missed the year with no pageant

Recent titleholders

• Title holder from 1925 to 1987 are not included in the list
• No Pageant Held (2013)

Year	Country	Miss Globe International	Location	Number of Entrants
2014	Australia	Esma Voloder	Baku, Azerbaijan	53
2012	Brazil	Jakelyne Oliveira	Nicosia, Northern Cyprus	41
2011	Norway	Nina Elise Fjalestad	Famagusta, Northern Cyprus	41
2010	Spain	Yenifer Solis Duran	Kyrenia, Northern Cyprus	42
2009	Algeria	Samah Ghafez	Durres, Albania	47
2008	Albania	Almeida Abazi	Tirana, Albania	37
2007	Brazil	Helene Cristina Alves da Silva	Tirana, Albania	43
2006	Venezuela	Viviana Lisbeth Ramos Puma	Saranda, Albania	41
2005	Slovakia	Lucia Liptakova	Tirana, Albania	43
2004	Russia	Kristina Slavinskaya	Durres, Albania	45
2003	Brazil	Priscilla Meirelles de Almeida	Antalya, Turkey	34
2002	United States	Jennifer Schooler	Istanbul, Turkey	18
2001	Philippines	Maricar Manalaysay Balagtas	Istanbul, Turkey	28
2000	Venezuela	Joan Carolina Chópite Sute	Girne, Turkey	29
1999	Turkmenistan	Jana Tairova	Istanbul, Turkey	34
1998	Estonia	Karin Laasmae	Istanbul, Turkey	37
1997	Czech Republic	Petra Hlavacova	Istanbul, Turkey	40
1996	United States	Kimberly Lawrence	Istanbul, Turkey	41
1995	Finland	Minna Maki-Kala	Istanbul, Turkey	42
1994	Australia	Skye-Jilly Edwards	Istanbul, Turkey	40
1993	Russia	Polina Vikhovskaya	Istanbul, Turkey	33
1992	Brazil	Leila Schuister[6]	Aspendos, Turkey	-
1991	Finland	Minna Kuukka	Aspendos, Turkey	31
1990	Venezuela	Yormery Ortega Sánchez	Bursa, Turkey	26
1989	Switzerland	Karina Berger	Istanbul, Turkey	35
1988	Venezuela	Yajaira Cristina Vera Roldán	Bodrum, Turkey	29

By number of wins

Country	Titles	Winning years
Brazil	4	1992, 2003, 2007, 2012
Venezuela	4	1988, 1990, 2000, 2006
Australia	2	1994, 2014
Russia	2	1993, 2004
United States	2	1996, 2002
Finland	2	1991, 1995
Norway	1	2011
Spain	1	2010
Algeria	1	2009
Albania	1	2008
Slovakia	1	2005
Philippines	1	2001
Turkmenistan	1	1999
Estonia	1	1998
Czech Republic	1	1997
Switzerland	1	1989

Source:^{[7][8][9][10] [11][12]}

By Continent/Region

References