We have on the phone Erin Stanfield, Face of the Globe 2016. In April, finalists from all over the world competed in the grand finals of Face of the Globe. The finalists attended numerous events over the week in both London and Paris, accumulating in a spectacular finale in Disneyland Paris, where Erin Stanfield captured the international title and was crowned Face of the Globe 2016! Erin, welcome to the call! What did you focus on when preparing for the international competition? How did you mentally prepare? What are the keys to packing to compete internationally? How did you decide what to bring?  What item under $20 was a must have for your during competition week? You were judged in 3 areas of interview: Publicity/Appearance Interview, Character Interview & Informal Interview. How are these areas different and what are the judges looking for?  What is your advice for connecting with the judges and making a lasting impression? You were also judged on your work with your charity. You personally helped raise quite a bit of money. How much did you raise? What is the key to raising funds and making an impact with yourvolunteer service? You were also judged on your public speaking skills. What are your tips for writing and giving a speech?  How did you prepare to give your speech? What worked for you? Another area of competition is photogenic. What do Face of the Globe judges look for?  How can you achieve a winning photogenic look? How should girls go about choosing their evening gown? Is there a certain type of look Face of the Globe prefers? You also competed in fitness. How did you physically prepare? What helped you to be successful? What advice do you have for girls preparing for a weak point of competition? Were there any surprises for you competing internationally? What is your best advice for girls competing on an international level? Question submitted on Twitter from Emily Tinsman - What is different and exciting about Face of the Globe pageants? Questions on Twitter from Serena Hensman: What is your biggest piece of advice for girls wanting to compete in your pageant system? What are your favorite things about the organization?