FBLA Presentation Events are individual or team competitions where participants research, create, and deliver a professional presentation on a business-related topic. These events assess public speaking, business communication, digital design, and research skills, allowing competitors to showcase their creativity and professionalism. Presentations typically last 7 minutes, followed by a 3-minute Q&A session where judges evaluate their knowledge and ability to answer questions effectively.
Some presentation events require competitors to prepare visual aids, digital media, or reports in advance, while others involve impromptu speaking where participants must develop and deliver a speech with limited preparation time. Certain events also focus on business problem-solving, marketing strategies, programming, or entrepreneurship, where participants analyze real-world scenarios and present solutions.
These events assess a single participant's public speaking, problem-solving, and business communication skills.
Participants prepare and present independently.
Judges evaluate based on clarity, professionalism, and content knowledge.
These events require teamwork and collaboration as participants research, develop, and present their findings or projects.
Teams must divide roles and present as a group.
Judges evaluate based on teamwork, coordination, and content accuracy.
These events allow students to compete individually or with a partner/team, depending on their preference.
Participants may choose to work alone or with teammates to present.
Judges assess whether the individual/team effectively communicates ideas and solutions.