Professional student organization Three main aspects- social, professional, and community service WHAT ARE THE FBLA BENEFITS?
Promote competent, aggressive business leadership
Understand American business enterprise Establish career goals Encourage scholarship Promote sound financial management Develop character and self-confidence Facilitate transition from school to work COMPETITIVE EVENTS LOCAL FBLA OFFICERS
Jillian Rodriguez – President
Terica Watkins– Vice President
Candace Palmer-Green– Secretary
Trishell Kimani - Treasurer
Janice Alce – Historian/Reporter
HIRAM HIGH SCHOOL FBLA CHAPTER LOCAL ACTIVITIES
Installation of officers and FBLA Awards
Homecoming Parade-Float Homecoming Tailgate Atlanta Hawks Basketball game Dress for Success Day Hiram Difference ACTIVITIES CONTINUED
Christmas Breakfast Social
Free Enterprise Day Poster Contest Day at the Capital FBLA week - February Guest Speakers from the community Fall Leadership Conference State Leadership Conference Business field trip End of the year party WHAT IS THE BEST ACTIVITY OF THE YEAR? Fall Motivational Rally When? Thursday, October 10, 2019 Where? State Fair in Perry, Georgia Cost? $40 LOCAL SERVICE PROJECTS
Thanksgiving Can Food Drive
March of Dimes – dime collection Paulding County Foster Family Christmas party volunteers Hiram Difference Special Olympics INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP RECOGNITION Business Achievement Awards (FBLA) Future, Business, Leader, America (Individual Awards – 4 Levels) Earn credit for FBLA projects, assignments in your business classes, and attending conferences. Future and Business – awarded at local level. Leader awarded at state level. America awarded at national level. EFL
Economics for Leaders (EFL)
A selective summer program held on college campuses across the country. The week-long residential program is open to high school students who have completed their junior year and teaches young leaders how to integrate economics into the process of decision-making, be conversant with the economic concepts shaping the global economy, foster a commitment to continued learning about economics and leadership, become a more effective leader.
EFL is a program of the Foundation for Teaching Economics, whose mission is to
introduce young individuals, selected for their leadership potential, to an economic way of thinking about national and international issues. Most program expenses are cover by FTE: the only costs not covered are an administrative fee (site specific) and transportation to and from the site. Visit www.fte.org to see sites, dates, and deadlines. College credit is available. FBLA DISTINGUISHED BUSINESS LEADER SCHOLARSHIP
Designed to recognize outstanding FBLA members for their
activity and involvement in the association. The number of scholarships given depends on yearly contributions to the FBLA scholarship fund.
Receipt Deadline: April 1
FBLA DISTINGUISHED BUSINESS LEADER SCHOLARSHIP Individual Award: Minimum of $500; half will be awarded at the NLC and the other half upon joining Phi Beta Lambda. Criteria: Open to graduating FBLA members who plan to pursue a post-secondary education and become actively involved in PBL at the postsecondary level. • Must be a dues-paid member of FBLA. • Must have achieved the Leader or America level of the Business Achievement Awards (BAA). • FBLA DISTINGUISHED BUSINESS LEADER SCHOLARSHIP Must submit Distinguished Business Leader Interactive Scholarship Form (link is below). • The completed form and a one-page cover letter summarizing FBLA-PBL, business, leadership, and community activities, a resume outlining FBLA-PBL activities and educational achievements, and one letter of recommendation from a chapter adviser, a teacher, or a business/community leader must be submitted to the national center. • OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS
http://www.fbla-pbl.org/web/page/597/sectionid/587/fbla.asp HOW DO I JOIN?
Complete the membership form
Pay $20 dues on RevTrak Turn in completed membership form to Mrs. Robinson in room 500.