
Maki Gingoyon
- Beauty queen
- Entrepreneur
- Activist


Pronouns: she/her.
Maki Gingoyon, born and raised in Cebu City, is a renowned beauty queen, trans rights activist, businesswoman, and a proud transgender woman herself.
She is the co-founder and COO of mytransgenderdate.com, the number one international dating platform for trans women, which also employs mostly trans women in and out of the Philippines.
She’s an active woman, who loves to be physically fit, and loves to bike, run, and swim.


Pronouns: she/her.
Maki Gingoyon, born and raised in Cebu City, is a renowned beauty queen, trans rights activist, businesswoman, and a proud transgender woman herself.
She is the co-founder and COO of mytransgenderdate.com, the number one international dating platform for trans women, which also employs mostly trans women in and out of the Philippines.
She’s an active woman, who loves to be physically fit, and loves to bike, run, and swim.

Prestigious pageant held in Cebu City, now known as Queen Philippines


Prestigious pageant held in Cebu City, now known as Queen Philippines

Noontime Philippine television variety show broadcast by GMA Network


Noontime Philippine television variety show broadcast by GMA Network

One of the longest running trans pageants in the Philippines


One of the longest running trans pageants in the Philippines

Philippine edition of the world's biggest beauty pageant for transgender women


Philippine edition of the world's biggest beauty pageant for transgender women

Thanks to her 8 years of experience managing My Transgender Date, she’s become an expert in transgender online dating and works actively every day to create a safe online space where trans women can meet men who like them, form beautiful love relationships and friendships.
She was featured in multiple media:
“Being a proud transgender woman it’s important for me to see my privilege as a responsibility to be visible. A responsibility that I humbly partake in raising awareness regarding LGBT rights and especially transgender issues that affect the community.”