Chapter Events

About:

FBLA Chapter Events are team-based competitions designed for FBLA chapters to showcase their leadership, community engagement, and business-related projects. These events emphasize collaboration, strategic planning, project execution, and presentation skills, allowing chapters to demonstrate the impact they have made within their schools and communities.

Event Format:

Pre-Judged Written Report – Competitors submit a detailed report (usually up to 15–17 pages) outlining their project, including planning, execution, and results.

Oral Presentation – Teams present a 7-minute summary of their project to a panel of judges, followed by a 3-minute Q&A session.

List of FBLA Chapter Events:

American Enterprise Project – Chapters develop and execute a project that promotes awareness of the American enterprise system within their school or community.

Community Service Project – Chapters plan, organize, and implement a service project that benefits their local community.

Local Chapter Annual Business Report – Chapters document their annual Program of Work, membership recruitment, fundraising, and chapter activities in a formal report.

Parliamentary Procedure – Teams demonstrate leadership in running a professional business meeting following Robert’s Rules of Order.

Partnership with Business Project – Chapters establish a collaborative partnership with a business to benefit students, the school, or the community.