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Objective Test
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Accounting IIndividualTestDistrict
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Accounting IIIndividualTestDistrict
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AdvertisingIndividualTestDistrict
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AgribusinessIndividualTestDistrict
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Business CalculationsIndividualTestDistrict
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Business CommunicationIndividualTestDistrict
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Business LawIndividualTestDistrict
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Computer Problem SolvingIndividualTestDistrict
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Cyber SecurityIndividualTestDistrict
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EconomicsIndividualTestDistrict
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Healthcare AdministrationIndividualTestDistrict
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Human Resource ManagementIndividualTestDistrict
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Insurance & Risk ManagementIndividualTestDistrict
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Introduction to Business CommunicationIndividualTestDistrict
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Introduction to Business ConceptsIndividualTestDistrict
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Introduction to Business ProceduresIndividualTestDistrict
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Introduction to FBLAIndividualtestDistrict
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Introduction to Financial MathIndividualTestDistrict
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Introduction to Information TechnologyIndividualTestDistrict
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Introduction to Marketing ConceptsIndividualTestDistrict
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Introduction to Parliamentary ProcedureIndividualTestDistrict
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JournalismIndividualTestDistrict
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Networking InfrastructuresIndividualTestDistrict
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Organizational LeadershipIndividualTestDistrict
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Personal FinanceIndividualTestDistrict
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Public Policy & AdvocacyIndividualTestDistrict
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Securities & InvestmentsIndividualTestDistrict
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Supply Chain ManagementIndividualTestDistrict
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UX DesignIndividualTestDistrict
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Presentation EventsTopic
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Electronic Career PortfolioIndividualPresentationDistrict
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Sales PresentationTeamPresentationDistrict
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Broadcast JournalismTeamEvents with a TopicStateYou are part of your school’s broadcast program. Deliver a LIVE broadcast event that includes the following: • Highlight of a community service project • College preparation tips • Career/military exploration information • Cafeteria offerings • A story of an inspiring person in your school or community Business Ethics
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Business EthicsTeamEvents with a TopicDistrictWhat implications will the invention of applications such as ChatGPT and DALL-E have on the world of business? See the competitive event guidelines for the entire topic.
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Coding & ProgrammingTeamEvents with a TopicStateCreate a program that allows your school’s Career and Technical Education Department to collect and store information about business and community partners. This program should include information on at least 25 different partners (real or fictional), with details such as, but not limited to, the type of organization, resources available, and direct contact information for an individual. The program should enable users to search and filter the information as needed.
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Computer Game & Simulation Programming
TeamEvents with a TopicStateCreate an adventure game with a storyline incorporating FBLA goals, concepts, and/or history. The game must: • Be playable on the student device using Windows 10, Mac OS, or a modern web browser. • Be compatible with a maximum ESRB rating of E10+. • Be secure and bug-free. • Include: o A hero o At least one villain o Use of arrow keys for movement and can incorporate other keys for other actions o Scoring (examples include points system, leaderboards, etc.) o Win/lose screens o At least two levels of play
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Data AnalysisTeamEvents with a TopicStateSun Motor Company is a fictious auto manufacturer selling internal combustion (gas-powered) vehicles primarily in the United States. Sun Motor Company executives have expressed interest in the potential that electric vehicles could bring to the business. Your team is a consultant making data-driven recommendations for the executives. Using the datasets given analyze the data and provide analyses and recommendations about the opportunities and challenges facing the business. Not all datasets need to be included in the analysis and you are encouraged to include outside research. (The datasets will be included in the guidelines when released.)
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Digital AnimationTeamEvents with a TopicStateCreate an animated video for incoming freshmen that teaches a business concept related to any FBLA competitive event.
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Digital Video ProductionTeamEvents with a TopicDistrictCreate a video that instructs others how to use a technology tool (hardware or software) found in a business setting. All video content must be original.
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Financial Statement AnalysisTeamEvents with a TopicStateYour CFO has asked you to prepare a presentation for your company’s Board of Directors to describe the financial condition of Intel Corp and articulate your guidance on investment decisions. Show analysis performed on each financial statement and use that analysis to tell the company’s Board of Directors a story of Intel Corp’s performance and where you see the company going.
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Future Business EducatorIndividualEvent with a TopicStateLesson plan and then present lesson in 7 minutes.
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Graphic DesignTeamEvents with a TopicDistrictYour marketing firm has been asked to create a branding package for a new business in your community. The branding package needs to showcase your unique style and highlight your skills in today’s design industry. Branding package to include: • Brand and logo design • Infographic or brochure of the business • Advertisements for the promotion of the business o Magazine advertisement o Billboard (14 feet high and 48 feet wide) o Two different social media posts
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Introduction to Business PresentationTeamEvents with a TopicDistrictDevelop a presentation exploring the reasons behind business failures and explain strategies that a business can use to avoid failures.
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Introduction to ProgrammingTeamEvents with a TopicStateCreate a program that allows students at your school to calculate their grade point average. Use your school’s grading scale to calculate both weighted and unweighted grade point averages.
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Introduction to Social Media StrategyTeamEvents with a TopicDistrictYour marketing firm has been asked to present a social media strategy for the online summer fundraising event for your state FBLA chapter. This event is used to secure new donors and increase existing donor support. You are being asked to present your social media strategy to the state FBLA Board of Directors at their annual meeting. Address the following in your social media strategy, focusing on ONE social media platform: • A schedule of social media posts • An example of a social media post • A plan to develop awareness of the fundraising event and organization. Do not create live accounts.
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Mobile Application DevelopmentTeamEvents with a TopicStateCreate a mobile application that enables students to create a portfolio of their high school experiences. This app should allow students to showcase any of the following: their academic achievements, athletic participation, performing arts experience, clubs and organization memberships, community service hours, honors classes, and other related items.
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Public Service AnnouncementTeamEvents with a TopicDistrictThere’s more to FBLA than competitions! Create a public service announcement to share the benefits and opportunities around FBLA that are not a part of the Competitive Events Program.
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Social Media StrategiesTeamEvents with a TopicDistrictYour marketing firm has been asked to create a social media campaign for your local animal shelter to promote adoptions. Address the following in your social media strategy: • A schedule of social media posts • Three examples of social media posts on multiple platforms • Promotional plan of the campaign • A plan to develop awareness of the animal shelter. Do not create live accounts without permission from the animal shelter.
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Visual DesignTeamEvents with a TopicDistrictDesign a storefront display for a local business’ holiday promotion. Include pictures or sketches of a window, door, and sidewalk display highlighting the promotion for the business.
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Website Coding & DevelopmentTeamEvents with a TopicDistrictA business has approached your team and asked you to develop a website that advertises their open positions. The website must showcase your coding and creative design skills. Your website must include the following: • A page including information about benefits and/or reasons to work at the company. • A page including at least three different job openings at the company. • An online job application form that allows applicants to apply for jobs at the company. Note: Website does not have to be live. If partnering with an actual business, permission must be received from the business to make the website public.
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Website DesignTeamEvents with a TopicDistrictA local non-profit organization will hold a gala in the next 90 days to help raise funds to support their mission. You have been asked to design a website that promotes the benefits of partnering with them and the upcoming gala. The website should include the following elements: • Navigation menu • A header that promotes the non-profit organization and its activities • A sub-section highlighting the gala and relevant information. • An online form page to donate to the non-profit organization. • An online form page to register for the gala. Note: Website does not have to be live. If partnering with an actual non-profit organization, permission must be received from the non-profit organization to make the website public.
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Speech/Interview
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Impromptu SpeakingIndividualSpeechDistrict
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Introduction to Public SpeakingIndividualSpeechDistrictDevelop and deliver a speech based on the following topic: What skills are essential to secure your first job?
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Public SpeakingIndividualSpeechDistrictDevelop and deliver a speech based on the following topic: Based on the legal and ethical implications of cybercrime, what can be done to help combat cybercrime?
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Future Business LeaderIndividualInterviewDistrict
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Job InterviewIndividualInterviewDistrict
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Role Play
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Banking & Financial SystemsTeamRole Play EventDistrict
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Business ManagementTeamRole Play EventState
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Client ServiceIndividualRole Play EventState
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EntrepreneurshipTeamRole Play EventDistrict
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Help DeskIndividualRole Play EventState
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Hospitality & Event ManagementTeamRole Play EventDistrict
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International BusinessTeamRole Play EventDistrict
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Introduction to Event PlanningTeamRole Play EventDistrict
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Management Information SystemsTeamRole Play EventState
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MarketingTeamRole Play EventDistrict
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Network DesignTeamRole Play EventState
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Parliamentary ProcedureTeamRole Play EventState
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Sports & Entertainment ManagementTeamRole Play EventDistrict
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Production Events
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Computer ApplicationsIndivdualProduction Test and Objective TestDistrict
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Database Design & ApplicationsIndivdualProduction Test and Objective TestDistrict
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Spreadsheet ApplicationsIndivdualProduction Test and Objective TestDistrict
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Word ProcessingIndivdualProduction Test and Objective TestDistrict
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Chapter Events
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American Enterprise ProjectTeamReport and PresentationState
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Community Service ProjectTeamReport and PresentationState
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Local Chapter Annual Business ReportTeamReport and PresentationState
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Partnership with Business ProjectTeamReport and PresentationState
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