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The Miss South Africa organisation today announced that Stephanie Weil has resigned from her position as CEO, effective immediately.
Weil, who took over the leadership role from her late mother, Suzanne Weil, in 2019, has been a pivotal figure in the national beauty pageant’s recent history.
In a statement, the organisation confirmed the departure, wishing Weil well in her future endeavors.
“The organisers of Miss South Africa wish Stephanie Weil everything of the best with her new endeavors as an agreement has been reached that Ms. Weil will be leaving the organization after many years as CEO of Miss South Africa,” the statement read.
To ensure a seamless handover, Weil will remain with the organisation for a transitional period.
“Ms. Weil will be staying on for as long as is required to ensure a smooth transition to new leadership and ensure that the best interest of the Miss South Africa organisation are served,” they added.

Weil’s tenure saw the Miss South Africa pageant continue its legacy as a prominent national event, with the organisation now looking towards new leadership to guide its future.
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