FBLA Team Role-Play Events are competitions where a team of two or three participants works together to analyze a business-related scenario and present a solution to a panel of judges. These events test teamwork, problem-solving, communication, leadership, and business decision-making in a real-world setting.
Event Format:
Objective Test (For Some Events) – Certain team role-play events include a multiple-choice test to assess foundational business knowledge.
Scenario Preparation Time – Teams receive a business case study and have 20 minutes to develop a response.
Presentation Time – Teams present their solution to judges in a 7-minute presentation.
Q&A Session – Judges ask follow-up questions to evaluate the team's problem-solving and decision-making skills.
List of FBLA Team Role-Play Events:
Parliamentary Procedure
Teams demonstrate proper meeting procedures by conducting a simulated business meeting. They are judged on their ability to follow parliamentary rules, handle motions, and conduct discussions professionally. Competitors must show leadership, decision-making, and procedural knowledge in a structured meeting format.