Demi-Leigh Tebow
Scenic City Women’s Network announces Christian entrepreneur and 2017 Miss Universe Demi-Leigh Tebow will be the special guest speaker for the annual Praise! Breakfast to be held on April 18 from 7-9 a.m., at the Chattanooga Convention Center, 1 Carter Plaza. Doors open at 6:30 a.m.
Born in South Africa, Mrs. Tebow is a model, businesswoman, social influencer and philanthropist. She was crowned Miss Universe in 2017 after serving as Miss South Africa. After surviving a horrific attempted hijacking in South Africa, Mrs. Tebow started the “Unbreakable'' campaign during her reign as Miss South Africa. “Unbreakable” aims to educate, uplift, and empower women all over the
world.
Most important, Mrs. Tebow said her greatest purpose in life is loving and serving God and others through all that she does. Because she is so passionate about helping every woman come to know their purpose and value, she has joined alongside her husband, Tim Tebow, in the fight against human trafficking.
Mrs. Tebow is the big sister of Franje Peters, who was born with Cerebellar Agenesis. Sadly, Franje passed away on May 4, 2019. Through her unique relationship with her sister, Mrs. Tebow has found a strong passion for supporting people with special needs, which allows her to keep her sister’s legacy and memory alive.
Today, she resides in the United States with her husband, Tim, working towards her aspirations to use her passion for business development along with her influencer platform to create ventures that support all women.
“Demi shines a light for the next generation of Christian working women who are in search of strength for their own journeys,” said Renee Nail, executive director of SCWN, “It is an honor to host Demi-Leigh as the Praise! Breakfast and to know that we share Demi’s passion for empowering others as we aim to Encourage, Equip and Energize women in our community.”
Individual admission for the Praise Breakfast is $45, and tables of eight are available for $360. Sponsorships are available starting at $500. Space is limited. Register online at SCWN.org, or call 698-6262.