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Bus nessLeader
Tomorrow’s
BRINGING BUSINESS AND EDUCATION TOGETHER
Summer 2013
2013
NATIONAL
WINNERS
TOP 10 #NLC2013 EVENT WINNERS
PUTTING EXCELLENCE
IN ACTION: CREATING
A PROGRAM
OF WORK
READY? SET . . . ACTION!
A PREVIEW OF #NFLC2013
A SUPER START
WITH SUPER SWEEPS
RECRUITMENT
REVAMPED
AA
National Staff
National Board of Directors
Monty Rhodes, chair
Georgia FBLA Executive Director
[email protected]
Southern Region
Ted Harshbarger, chair-elect
FBLA-PBL Division Presidents
Cole Simmons
FBLA National President
[email protected]
Georgia
Nebraska PBL State Adviser
Peru State College
[email protected]
Mountain Plains Region
Donnie Iorio
Zulema Garcia
David Jones
KPMG LLP
[email protected]
Business/Industry Representative
Karen Heslep
PBL Adviser
ASU-Mountain Home
[email protected]
Southern Region
Lisa Hofstetter
FBLA Adviser
Linn County Area Career and Technical Center
[email protected]
North Central Region
PBL National President
[email protected]
South Carolina
Professional Division National President
[email protected]
Maryland
Ex-Officio Members
Tammy Skinner, past chair
FBLA Adviser
Palm Beach Gardens Community High School
[email protected]
Southern Region
Jean M. Buckley
FBLA-PBL, Inc. President and CEO
[email protected]
ADMINISTRATION
Jean M. Buckley
President and CEO [email protected]
Robin Rockwell
Executive Assistant
[email protected]
Becky Grant, CMP
Programs Coordinator
[email protected]
Mary Ait
Staff Accountant
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Epi Fagundo
Customer Service/Reception
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Doug Peterson
Customer Service/Mail Associate
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MEMBERSHIP
Troy D. White
Director, Marketing & Membership
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Lisa Frye Smothers
Membership Director
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Shea Padilla
Arizona FBLA-PBL State Chair
1535 W. Jefferson St., Bin 42
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Western Region
Tom Payne, CPA
Director, PBL College/University Relations
[email protected]
Chris Pendleton
Ashley Witherspoon
Customer Service/Database Associate
[email protected]
FBLA Adviser
Hidden Valley High School
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Western Region
2013–14 FBLA National Officer Team
CONFERENCE
Richard Bowen
Conference Director
[email protected]
Cole Simmons
Rohan Aggarwal
FBLA North Central Region Vice President
Clinton High School, Iowa
[email protected]
Robert Smothers
Conference Manager
[email protected]
Ken Pomeranz
Rachel Ford
EDUCATION
Barbara Small
Education Director
[email protected]
Jakob Gattinger
Parker Snook
May Durkovic
Education Support Specialist
[email protected]
FBLA National President
Dawson County High School, Georgia
[email protected]
FBLA National Secretary
Mamaroneck High School, New York
[email protected]
FBLA National Treasurer
Simsbury High School, Connecticut
[email protected]
Adam Nissinoff
FBLA National Parliamentarian
Mamaroneck High School, New York
[email protected]
Natalie Tran
FBLA Eastern Region Vice President
River Hill High School, Maryland
[email protected]
FBLA Southern Region Vice President
Siloam Springs, Arkansas
[email protected]
FBLA Western Region Vice President
Scappoose High School, Oregon
[email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS
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FBLA Mountain Plains Region Vice President
Drumright High School, Oklahoma
[email protected]
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TOMORROW’S
BusinessLeader
Table of
Contents
Calendar of Events
President’s Message.................................... 2
SEPTEMBER
FBLA President Cole Simmons gives tips to boost member
involvement.
PBL Corner................................................. 3
PBL Secretary Beau Cobb discusses planning your FBLA
program of work.
Officer Notes.............................................. 4
Tips and insights from your 2013–14 national officers.
2013 National Winners................................ 6
Top 10 #NLC2013 winners, by event.
2013–14 Conferences............................... 11
Ready? Set . . . Action! A preview of #NFLC2013.
FBLA-Middle Level Recognition.................... 16
3
Fall Stock Market Game begins
6
Tomorrow’s Business Leader—fall
issue copy deadline
10
ACTE Outstanding Business Student
Award—postmark deadline
27
FBLA Advisers’ Hotline—fall issue
copy deadline
OCTOBER
11
NFLC—Grapevine, Texas: Early bird
registration deadline
15
LifeSmarts competition
18
NFLC—Cleveland, Ohio: Early bird
20
Membership deadline for fall
publications and chapter/state
membership awards at NFLCs
21
Virtual Business Finance Fall Challenge
Virtual Business Management Fall
Challenge
25
NFLC—Salt Lake City, Utah: Early bird
Check out the outstanding #NLC2013 FBLA-Middle Level
participants.
Fundraising................................................ 18
A preview of your 2013–14 fundraising resources.
ON THE COVER...
Introducing your 2013–14 FBLA national officer team!
Sponsors & Partners.................................. 19
There’s More Online! Check Us Out...
@FBLA_National
facebook.com/
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youtube.com/fblapblinc
Summer 2013 1
President’sMessage
Accelerating to the NLC
3 Tips to Boost Member Involvement
By Cole Simmons
It’s time to prepare for yet
another successful year.
Last year, we witnessed
members become their very
best through dynamic conferences, engaging workshops, and competitions
that pushed them to their
limits and allowed for the nation’s 250,000+ members
to Ignite Innovation.
As we begin a new year, commit to
take advantage of everything FBLA
offers. Our innovative conferences,
competitive events, projects, and
networking opportunities will help
determine your route to success and
make you a shining example of Excellence in Action. The journey starts soon
THE
with the 2013 National Fall Leadership Conferences in Dallas/Fort Worth
(Grapevine), Cleveland, and Salt Lake
City. Local chapter leaders will be
given the tools to navigate the year and
ensure success.
As the year progresses, be sure to
actively recruit potential members and
encourage participation in our national
membership campaigns—there is no
better way to watch our membership
numbers grow! Existing members
need not be ignored; it’s important to
continue to shape them into the future
of our nation!
Prepare now for competitive events.
They will kick off at your Regional/
District and State Leadership Conferences, testing your knowledge and
setting the stage for the 2014 National
Leadership Conference in Nashville!
There, the best-of-the-best will gather
to compete, network, and showcase
their talents.
I wish you the best of luck for another successful year. On behalf of the
2013–14 national officer team, I hope
your hard work drives you toward accomplishing your goals. I look forward
to seeing our membership grow and
our existing members develop into the
business leaders of tomorrow. The
steering wheel is in our hands; let’s
make this a year to remember!
Cole Simmons
is the FBLA national president. When he isn’t
serving the members, you can probably find him
watching Netflix and drinking green tea.
INNOVATION CENTER
Help Shape the Future of FBLA-PBL!
The FBLA-PBL National Center wants to hear from you! Have a great idea you want to share? Members
and advisers can now submit, vote, and promote their ideas at The Innovation Center, and then check
back to monitor the progress of their ideas.
www.fbla-pbl.org/ideas
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PBLCorner
Putting Excellence in Action
Creating a Program of Work
By Beau Cobb
Success does not come to those who do not pursue it. In order to
achieve, individuals and organizations must learn to set the stage
for things to go their way. –Anthony Vultaggio
goal from each of the four categories.
It’s that time of the year
Keep the following three Rs in mind
again—the national officer
teams have set their annual when goal-setting:
membership goals through
REALISTIC—Set realistic, tangible
their programs of work. And goals for your chapter.
you can, too! Laying this
solid foundation can help
RESPONSIBLE—Ensure each ofevery chapter put Excellence ficer shares a portion of responsibility
for the overall mission.
in Action!
INTRODUCTIONS
An effective program of work begins
with getting to know your local officers
with a fun ice breaker and planting the
FBLA-PBL vision. Over the year, it will
be important for your chapter to stay
on track with the vision and mission of
FBLA-PBL. If you’re not working toward
your goals, you’re working away from
them.
CHAPTER CHALLENGES
Now the real fun begins—developing
chapter challenges! Challenges help
your team strive for excellence all year.
The national officers separate their
goals into four divisions: customer service, relationships, image and awareness, and resources. Before your first
meeting, ask each officer to bring one
REWARDING—Set rewards for
reached goals.
Remember, it’s better to do a few
things well, than have a lot of goals
that accomplish little!
GOALS
When discussing your goals, ask
yourself the following questions such
as, “Why are we doing this?” and “What
is the purpose?” Analyze your chapter’s current situation and prepare for
obstacles throughout the year. There’s
no such thing as a dumb idea, so think
outside the box! After your team sets
goals, it’s time to detail the action
steps and set deadlines. Many deadlines may not be flexible, so discuss
each date with your team and advisers
to determine which ones can be modified.
EVALUATION
Congratulations, you’ve written a
program of work! But there is still one
more step—the most important step:
evaluation.
Once you complete this document,
review it each month to ensure your
chapter is on track. If changes need
to be made, consult your adviser and
team for necessary modifications. At
the end of the year, evaluate your successes before you pass your program
of work to the incoming officer team,
and then go out and celebrate your
Excellence in Action!
Questions? Need help with your
program of work? Email Beau Cobb at
[email protected].
Beau Cobb
is the Phi Beta Lambda National Secretary. When
he isn't writing minutes and agendas, he is traveling, gulping down a chai tea latte, or looking for an
adventure!
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OfficerNotes
advance, in order to collect and
submit membership dues to the
national office on time.
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The chapter president should
create a meeting agenda in advance, so meet with chapter
officers a few days ahead of time
to plan it. Design your agenda to
encourage attendees to try out
competitions, watch a recruitment
video, and listen to testimonials
from returning members. It is also
important to provide several opportunities for prospective members to
ask questions.
Start Right
By Adam Nissinoff
A
s the saying goes, your first
impression is your last impres-
sion, so it’s important to start right! A
well-executed meeting helps foster success. By following four simple steps, you
can ensure your first chapter meeting
is memorable.
1N
. ADVERTISE
o one will attend your meeting unless
they know the logistics: where is it
held? Who should attend? This is especially
important for the first chapter meeting, since
many students are not yet familiar with FBLA.
The more ways you advertise, the better the
meeting’s attendance. Hang posters around
your school and distribute flyers to potential
members. Take advantage of your school’s
PA or television system to broadcast meeting
information. And don’t forget about social media! Create a Facebook event, tweet meeting
reminders, and share the promotional membership video (go.fbla.org/promovideo). Finally,
ask business teachers to promote your FBLA
meeting to their students.
When planning the meeting date, keep FBLA’s
membership deadline (October 20) in mind,
and schedule your meeting several weeks in
. CREATE AN AGENDA
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. MEETING DAY
Officers should arrive early on
meeting day to greet members and
gather basic contact information,
such as email addresses and phone
numbers. Stay organized by collecting this
data on index cards or preprinted forms. Use
this information to alert members to future
meetings. Not every student checks email regularly, so don’t rely solely on digital mediums.
Distribute flyers, at a later date, to members
who were unable to attend the meeting.
Plan for a lively experience! Your goal is to
engage students so they are excited to join
FBLA. Provide hands-on activities that incorporate audience participation and teamwork.
Also, it never hurts to offer food! Being able
to purchase two slices of pizza and a soda for
only $1.50 was a deciding factor to attend my
first chapter meeting!
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Sample
Meeting
Agenda
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OF AMERICA
Chapter Name
Agenda
Date of Meeting
Year
1. Call to order
2. Introduction
of officers and
adviser
3. Icebreaker
activity
4. Reports of officers and/or returning members
5. FBLA recruitment video (visit
go.fbla.org/promovideo)
6. Discussion of
competitions and
conferences on
the local, state,
and national levels
7. Discussion of
membership dues
and date/location
of next meeting
8. Adjournment
. THE FOLLOW-UP
The recruitment process doesn’t end once
the meeting is over. In fact, following up with
members is one of the most important recruitment tools. Send members a brief email and/
or text message that thanks them for their
attendance and reminds them of future meetings.
By following these steps, you can organize
a memorable meeting that convinces prospective members to embark upon an FBLA
journey!
Adam Nissinoff
is the FBLA National
Parliamentarian. When
he’s not working on FBLA
activities, Adam enjoys
sipping iced coffee with
his dog Benny by his side.
Family, travel, and a challenging game of Scrabble
are highly regarded by
Adam.
OfficerNotes
A Super Start with
Super Sweeps
By Natalie Tran
M
embers buzz with excitement after an FBLA conference. The energy from the
National Leadership Conference
(NLC) is so infectious it leads to a
little-known condition called PostConference Depression (PCD).
The best way to combat PCD is
to not let the excitement die. Instead, channel it toward growing
your chapter!
Last year, September Sweeps—a
membership recruitment and retention
program—was introduced to FBLA and
was wildly successful. This year, your
national officer team revamped the program—now called Super Sweeps—to
be a part of the Chapter Challenge.
Chapter Challenge features the following three components:
•
•
Super Sweeps (Aug. 1–Oct. 20) focuses
on membership recruitment and retention.
Nonstop November (Nov.1–Dec. 10)
focuses on member involvement.
•
Action Awareness (Jan. 15–Mar. 1)
focuses on CTSO awareness.
Your chapter does not need to complete all three challenges to participate.
When they complete one or more
of the challenges, they will receive
ribbons at both the NFLC and NLC. If
your chapter completes all of the challenges, members will receive a special
pin at the 2014 NLC in Nashville.
Super Sweeps will help your local chapter recruit and retain members, as well
as gain recognition! Once your adviser
registers your chapter, your chapter
will need to complete four required
activities and six additional activities.
All of the activities correlate to FBLAPBL goals, to facilitate recruitment and
retention, and to help your chapter
grow! Super Sweeps will help you get
a super start on the year as you make
your journey toward the 2014 NLC in
Nashville.
Chapter Challenge and other FBLA programs, such as Business Achievement
Awards (BAAs) and Go Green, serve as
great opportunities to help both members and chapters get recognition. Visit
fbla-pbl.org for more information, or
contact your national officer team.
Not only is Super Sweeps a great
way to increase membership, it’s also
a great way to increase involvement
within your chapter. Creating a membership committee is a creative way to
get others involved and to reach out to
as many students as possible. So remember: get a super start by registering for Super Sweeps today!
Natalie Tran
is the FBLA Eastern
Region Vice President.
Outside FBLA, she likes
movies and considers
Netflix one of the new,
seven world wonders.
Contact her via social
media or [email protected].
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2013 National Winners
2013 National Winner photos courtesy of Gene Cohn Photography ©2013.
Nearly 5,600 students competed in over 60 events at
the 2013 National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California. Congratulations to all who participated! View the top 10
in each event.
Accounting I
Sponsored by KPMG LLP
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Kevin Huang—Buchholz High School, Florida
Angela Cai—Downingtown High School East Campus, Pennsylvania
Becky Cacioppo—Adlai E. Stevenson High School, Illinois
Andrew Wellen—Hamilton County Senior High, Illinois
Albert Xu—University High School, California
Ryan Kurohara—Westlake High School, California
Taylor Walls—Greenbrier High School, Arkansas
Daniel Schwalen—West Bend --East/West High School, Wisconsin
Christina Schwab—Menomonie Senior High School, Wisconsin
Kendall Rea—Doherty High School, Colorado
Accounting II
Sponsored by American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
(AICPA)
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Jon Larson—Waunakee High School, Wisconsin
Zachary Furlett—Vernon Hills High School, Illinois
Beth Koca—Fillmore Central High School, Nebraska
Chase Warren—Olympia High School, Washington
Kimberly Clark—Canton R-V High School, Missouri
Haley Johnson—Troy High School, California
Ashwin Ragde—Northview High School, Georgia
Jake Kalinowski—Somers High School, Connecticut
Derek Tully—Monarch High School, Colorado
James Genoy—Seneca High School, New Jersey
American Enterprise Project
Sponsored by People to People Ambassador Programs
1. Maryann Ellis, Jordan Gilbert, Rachel Loughran—Hidden Valley High
School, Oregon
2. Allison Gribler, Ian Roberts—Jackson High School, Missouri
3. Arielle DiTano, Melissa Parlour—Riverwood International Charter
School, Georgia
4. Megan McCullough, Katie Polkowski—Pompton Lakes High School,
New Jersey
5. Sandra Chang, Shruthi Thatikunta, Eric Xu—Lynbrook High School,
California
6. Andrew Hiltbrand, Jessie Reed, Ashton Seibel—North Forsyth High
School, Georgia
7. Daniel Elliott, Wade Hodges—Beech Senior High School, Tennessee
8. Brent Heil, Katie Hurley, Kelsey Young—Sayre Area High School,
Pennsylvania
9. Alyssa Foster, Samantha Phillips—Bolivar High School, Missouri
10. Caden Humpherys, Aaron Sellars—Timpanogos High School, Utah
CompetitiveEvents
Banking and Financial Systems
Business Financial Plan
1. Pierce Edgerly, Connor Thurman—Tualatin High School, Oregon
2. Matthew Gibson, Kenzi Inman, Andy Sivils—Central High School,
Missouri
3. Kevin Dong, Dan Oh, Akshay Ramachandran—Adlai E. Stevenson High
School, Illinois
4. Anthony Canalungo, Jonathan Grasso—East Lake High School, Florida
5. Kyra Durko, Theo Gibbs, Carly Weber-Levine—Ward Melville High
School, New York
6. Joseph Aunce, Bradley Darling—Westhill High School, Connecticut
7. Raj Desai, Varun Khurana, Rahul Narayanan—South Brunswick High
School, New Jersey
8. Daniel Li, Ayush Sangari, Michelle Tsai—Monta Vista High School,
California
9. Gokul Asokan, Michael Tom—Granite Bay High School, California
10. Vishal Bhat, Edward Zhoa—Plano East Senior High School, Texas
1. Jordan Black, Stepahnie Krautscheid, Gabbi Schmitt—Centennial High
School, Oregon
2. Savannah Billingham-Hemminger, Abbey Liles—Marvin Ridge High
School, North Carolina
3. Taylor Reynolds, Brittany Schulz—Purdy High School, Missouri
4. Sara McAfee, Jami McVay, Sarah Niederee—Great Bend High School,
Kansas
5. Claidys Lanzot, Melanie Melendez—Colegio Congregacion Mita,
Puerto Rico
6. Steven Braun, Chelsea Fisher, Carley Williams—Odessa High School,
Washington
7. Alex Lee, Joseph Wei, Eric Xu—Lynbrook High School, California
8. Kaleigh Launsby, Madie Roach—Porter Ridge High School, North
Carolina
9. Nalin Chauhan, Vinamra Prakash—Seven Lakes High School, Texas
10. Torie Fitzgerald, Kirsten Herndon—Graves County High School,
Kentucky
Sponsored by Visa Inc.
Business Calculations
Sponsored by Tom-Wat Fundraising
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Freddy Huang—Lexington Technology Center, South Carolina
Rohan Shah—Gateway Senior High School, Pennsylvania
Chris Sun—Plano West Senior High School, Texas
Harrison Li—Ward Melville High School, New York
Holly Williams—West Bend --East/West High School, Wisconsin
Jacob Schneckloth—Gettysburg High School, Pennsylvania
Jake Zorn—Troy Buchannan High School, Missouri
Eric Xu—Lake Zurich High School, Illinois
Rohan Doshi—Northview High School, Georgia
Isaiah Kim—Cherokee Trail High School, Colorado
Business Communication
Sponsored by SunTrust Bank
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Mariah Hudock—Athens High School, Pennsylvania
Jefferey Huang—Walnut High School, California
Caitlin Rice—Fossil Ridge High School, Colorado
Taylor Noakes—Viola High School, Arkansas
Jessica Glueck—Blue Valley North High School, Kansas
Beth Byers—Huntsville High School, Alabama
Taylor Eisenhauer—Herrin High School, Illinois
Kayla Olson—Scranton High School, North Dakota
Michaela Murr—Hopewell Valley Central, New Jersey
Jessica Wang—Shenendehowa Senior High, New York
Business Ethics
Sponsored by Foundation for Teaching Economics
1. Jonah Ragsdale, Abagail Naaykens—Monett High School, Webb City
High School, Missouri
2. Sam Bhat, Mares Jaime, Ascencio Nic—Estrella Foothills High School,
Arizona
3. Ramya Gopalakrishnan, Monik Walters—Valley Stream Central High,
New York
4. Jiningnan Chen, Xiong Eric, Sahil Nair—Paul Laurence Dunbar High,
Kentucky
5. Grace Burgin, Campbell Hawk—Bainbridge High School, Washington
6. Benjamin Sensenich, Allen Ye—Blue Valley North High School, Kansas
7. Zach Goltz, Elizabeth Sanderson, Danielle Titus—Aurora High School,
Nebraska
8. Kendeil Dorvilier, Ibukunoluwa Olowookere, Rhiannon Stocco—
Pemberton Township High School, New Jersey
9. Daniel Degenhardt, Patrick Link—Ouray High School, Colorado
10. Lexi Hasbani, Genevieve Pomeroy—Downingtown STEM Academy,
Pennsylvania
Sponsored by H&R Block
Business Law
Sponsored by API
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Shannon Chiu—Homestead High School, California
Peter Wang—Great Valley High School, Pennsylvania
Allen Tang—Upper Dublin Senior High, Pennsylvania
Allison Braun—Heartland Community School, Nebraska
Kyle Wang—Central Valley High School, Washington
Amanda Zhao—Oak Park High School, California
Adam Szostak—Warren Township High School, Illinois
Samuel Wang—Plano West Senior High School, Texas
Yeu-Jye Pei—Troy High School, California
John Fraga—Harlingen High School South, Texas
Business Math
Sponsored by Ozark Delight Candy Company
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Emily Cheng—C. Leon King High School, Florida
Sean Tao—North Allegheny Intermediate School, Pennsylvania
Justin Yim—Vernon Hills High School, Illinois
Sarah Vesneske—Davenport High School, Washington
Dhruv Kathuria—Bridgewater-Raritan High School, New Jersey
Sophia Chen—Morris Hills High School, New Jersey
Elizabeth Tian—T.C. Jasper High School, Texas
Chenxi Zhang—Cinco Ranch High School, Texas
Melissa Fu—Seven Lakes High School, Texas
Michael Dumaine—Campbell County High School, Kentucky
Business Plan
Sponsored by Camp Inc.
1. Loren Coleman, Emily Garver—Osceola High School, Missouri
2. Joseph Elengickal, Aditya Sood, Amy Wang—Alpharetta High School,
Georgia
3. Michaela Corkery, Nick Sailer—West Delaware High School, Iowa
4. Tyler Dibert, JD Weyant—Chestnut Ridge High School, Pennsylvania
5. Hillary Dalton, Tori Gass, Kierra Gleave—Piute High School, Utah
6. Priyanka Achalu, Barak Gila, David Wang—Monta Vista High School,
California
7. Sarah Lessing, Marie Maier, Samantha Rhoads—Homestead High
School, California
8. Michael Barger, Andrew Mullen—Vail Academy and High School,
Arizona
9. Jesus Cabo, Roger Rojas—Mater Academy Charter High School,
Florida
10. Zach Smith, Landon Swearngin—Ozark High School, Missouri
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Business Presentation
Sponsored by The Howe School at Stevens Institute of Technology
1. Ross Capouch, McKade Riedman—May-Port CG High School,
North Dakota
2. Jordan Hitshew, Montana Sannes—Lander Valley High School,
Wyoming
3. Susan Braverman, Quincy Morgan, Kyle Sukley—Abington Senior High
School, Pennsylvania
4. Brandon Middlebrooks, Elizabeth Reid, Jacob Schauer—Dade County
High School, Georgia
5. Emma Gerona, Robin Kondracki—Telluride High School, Colorado
6. Bret Bye, Nicole Wuttke—Egg Harbor Township High School,
New Jersey
7. Morgan Chavez, Dakota Wayne—Campbell County High School,
Wyoming
8. Bailee McRill, Haley Musack, Lilli Stephens—Hidden Valley High School,
Oregon
9. Aparna Krishnaswamy, Karishma Patel—Mountain Vista High School,
Colorado
10. Anusha Reddy—Pompton Lakes High School, New Jersey
Business Procedures
Sponsored by Northwood University
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Mittal Patel—Barry Goldwater High School, Arizona
Vinay Pankaj—Ironwood High School, Arizona
Srishti Kapur—Plano West Senior High School, Texas
Jonathan Burlinson—Carolina Forest High School, South Carolina
Cami Roth—Nickerson High School, Kansas
Neil Parikh—Troy High School, California
Hunter Gingras—Douglas Freeman High School, Virginia
Jessica Cao—Centennial High School, California
Suraj Khasnavees—South Brunswick High School, New Jersey
Michael Hansen—Boulder High School, Colorado
Client Service
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George Schramm—Carthage High School, Missouri
Ryan Liston—Weber High School, Utah
Kaitlynn Kilgore—Eastmont High School, Washington
Binh Nguyen—Lebanon High School, Pennsylvania
Katrina Winnett—Georgia Virtual School, Georgia
Abby Cerveny—Aurora High School, Nebraska
Liridon Poliku—Veterans Tribute Career & Technical Academy, Nevada
Andrew Lopez—Northern Burlington County High School, New Jersey
Alix Feagaiga—Hoehne High School, Colorado
Richard Gunasena—duPont Manual High School, Kentucky
Community Service Project
Sponsored by New Worlds Emerge at WorldStrides
1. Morgan Hansen, Rilynn Hansen, Cedar Wilkening—Hidden Valley High
School, Oregon
2. Carolyn Kalinowski, Kimberly Tsarpalas—Warren Township High
School, Illinois
3. Alyson Crawford, Diane Poe—Bracken County High School, Kentucky
4. Katie Bryan, Mollie Wiegand—Benson High School, Arizona
5. Emma Scholz, Hannah Schreyer—Sterling High School, Colorado
6. Beatriz Adame, Michael Cornwell, Richard Young—Sutter Union High
School, California
7. Amber Brehm, Thomas Morgan, Kateshia Richard—Chattahoochee
County High School, Georgia
Community Service Project (continued)
8. Marlisa Brasfield, Abby Miller—Coffee County High School, Tennessee
9. Celsie Baker, Morgan Horvatin—Gallatin High School, Missouri
10. Michael Barger, Zaynab Khatoun, Victoria Kirlin—Vail Academy and
High School, Arizona
Computer Applications
Sponsored by Certiport
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Leah Simpson—Eldon Career Center, Missouri
Corey Marquardt—Kickapoo High School, Missouri
Thomas Morgan—Chattahoochee County High School, Georgia
Morgan Thompson—Heard County High School, Georgia
Derrick Robinson—Hampton High School, Virginia
Nikhita Jaaswal—Westhill High School, Connecticut
Trever DeSautel—Grafton High School, Wisconsin
Ashli Soukup—Meridian Public School, Nebraska
Victor Yu—Orem High School, Utah
Seth Barron—Pulaski County High School, Kentucky
Computer Game & Simulation
Sponsored by The Art Institutes
1. Deana Hamlin, Meghan Hamannwright—Brooke Point High School,
Virginia
2. Samuel Bald—West De Pere High School, Wisconsin
3. Michael Chi, Michael Wang—Chattahoochee High School, Georgia
4. Eric Li, Sandy Yin, Carolina Zheng—Ward Melville High School, New
York
5. Anthony Diminuco, James Wade—East Leyden High School, Illinois
6. Aaron Nelan, Dylan Shannon, Daniel Toney—Randolph County Vocational/Technical Center, West Virginia
7. Angela Qiu—Lynbrook High School, California
8. Michael Terpak—Red Bank Regional High School, New Jersey
9. Nicholas Levell, Foster Speichinger, Brandon Wallace—Brookfield Area
Career Center, Missouri
10. Amanda Hernandez, Samuel Musgrove—Middleton High School,
Florida
Computer Problem Solving
Sponsored by HP
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Joshua Bee—Roane-Jackson Technical Center AM, West Virginia
Bharath Mohan—Westlake High School, California
Dale Brauer—Tipton High School, Missouri
Alan Pinter—Southside High School, Arkansas
JohnMichael Hansen—McLouth High School, Kansas
Austin Doolin—Knox Central High School, Kentucky
Sean Zoske—Menomonee Falls High School, Wisconsin
Jay Kamat—Homestead High School, California
Christopher Gardner—George C. Marshall High School, Virginia
Anthony Gravatt—Ridgeview High School, Florida
Cyber Security
Sponsored by National Teen Leadership Program (NTLP)
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Jimmy Ye—Troy High School, California
Ryan McVeety—Red Bank Regional High School, New Jersey
Joshua Chang—Gabrielino High School, California
Nick Mooney—Bainbridge High School, Washington
Navin Shajan—Monta Vista High School, California
James Hulce—Menomonee Falls High School, Wisconsin
Mitchell McAffee—Hillcrest High School, Utah
Robert Hollowell—Palmyra Area High School, Pennsylvania
Thomas Misiaszek—Lincoln-Way North High School, Illinois
Andrew Kuznetsov—Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy, Illinois
CompetitiveEvents
Database Design & Application
Digital Video Production
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1. Calvin Kim, Erik Yang—Homestead High School, California
2. Carson King, Andrea Lum—Vernon Hills High School, Illinois
3. Brooklynn Bailey, Hannah Kessenich—Marvin Ridge High School,
North Carolina
4. Amanda Beisner, Alexandra Orahovats— Cheyenne Central High
School, Wyoming
5. Emilie Deon, Savannah Johnson, Morgan Nino—Northridge High
School, Colorado
6. Michael Hankin—Plano Senior High School, Texas
7. Evan Nielsen, Michelle Powers, Maxx Walters—Creston High School,
Iowa
8. Marlee Bradley, Riley Kuykendall, Kayla Willingham—Kossuth High
School, Mississippi
9. Elvira Solyn Coronado, Vanessa Hoe, Brandon Wong—Westmoor High
School, California
10. Jessica Hastings, Annalise Marshall, Luke Zahorik—Rock Canyon High
School, Colorado
Sponsored by My College Options
Eric Zhou—North Penn High School, Pennsylvania
Megan Goesch—West Boyd, Nebraska
William Dai—Troy High School, California
Emily Smith—Swainsboro High School, Georgia
Andrew Reis—O’Fallon Township High School, Illinois
Jamal Sankhon—Craigmont High School, Tennessee
Michael Zhou—Blue Valley North High School, Kansas
Tiffney Kitiratanasumpun—Lakewood Senior High School, Florida
Edward Wang—Monta Vista High School, California
Jackie Warsaw—Gateway Senior High School, Pennsylvania
Desktop Application Programming
Sponsored by Country Meats
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Matthew Cortez—Osceola Fundamental High School, Florida
Robert Larsen—Gilbert High School, South Carolina
Michael Forsman—Aurora High School, Nebraska
Josh Tam—Johns Creek High School, Georgia
Jesse Fuentes—East Leyden High School, Illinois
Dyllan Bowman—Cheney High School, Washington
William Brown—Byers High School, Colorado
Kartikay Kini—Johns Creek High School, Georgia
Jennifer Hwang—Plano West Senior High School, Texas
Brayden McKinney—Crittenden County High School, Kentucky
Desktop Publishing
Sponsored by DormCo.com-College Dorm Supplies Superstore
Fundraiser
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Courtney Carter, Allison Ward—Williams High School, California
Shelby Dietrich, Sarah Kunkel—Chelan High School, Washington
MacKenzie Goodrich, Matt St. Clair—Philomath High School, Oregon
Janessa Gallegos, Samantha Shelley—Cotter High School, Arkansas
Dillon Boydstun, Shelby McGuire—Saratoga High School, Wyoming
Jasmine Mann, Colin Sperry—Syracuse High School, Utah
McCall Etl, Ashton Reinhardt—Fleming High School, Colorado
Jessica Marsh, Savannah Marsh—Nation Ford High School, South
Carolina
9. Helena Ma, Elise Mackelprang—Davis High School, Utah
10. Shay Panowicz, Natalie Picker—Blue Valley North High School, Kansas
Digital Design & Promotion
Sponsored by Krispy Kreme FUNDraising
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Meghan Schildt, Aaron Steckly—Milford Public Schools, Nebraska
Devon Merlette—Alpharetta High School, Georgia
Victoria Ottomano, Dipika Walia—Valley Stream Central High, New York
Alexandra Pollock, Catherine Pollock—Damonte Ranch High School,
Nevada
Brenda Cao, Sophia Saw—Gabrielino High School, California
Cynthia Tai—Westmoor High School, California
Katherine Breland, Olivia Treece—Fife High School, Washington
Micaela Conway, Taylor Largent, Lauren Plumlee—Clinton High
School, Missouri
Arpit Sheth, Deep Sheth—Sayreville War Memorial, New Jersey
Open Event Winners
Leadership—Katherine Garmon, Alabama
Logistics/Supply Chain Management—Sara McGuire,
Colorado
Negotiations—Sara McGuire, Colorado
Security & Investments—Marcel Schmitt, Florida
Social Media—John Handley, West Virginia
Sponsored by PDC Productions
E-business
Sponsored by Otis Spunkmeyer, Inc.
1. Dylan Steele, Anwell Wang—International Community School,
Washington
2. Andrew Pfluger—Green Bay East High School, Wisconsin
3. Sydney Stadler—Minden High School, Nebraska
4. Alex Ho, Justin Hsu—Chattahoochee High School, Georgia
5. Jackie Chou, Prashant Pokhriyal, Kenneth Yuan—Lynbrook High
School, California
6. Zach Lawrence, Colton Martin—Alburnett High School, Iowa
7. Brandon Garcia, Kyle Hutchison, Joseph Orosz—Thomas W. Harvey
High School, Ohio
8. John Chang, Alan Chen, Joey Wong—Thunder Ridge High School,
Colorado
9. Bailiey Price, Randi Testerman—Labette County High School, Kansas
10. Ayush Mehra—Homestead High School, California
Economics
Sponsored by MBA Research and Curriculum Center
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George Xie—Marlboro High School, New Jersey
Yuzhang Chen—Cupertino High School, California
Sahaj Garg—Bridgewater-Raritan High School, New Jersey
Joshua Brownstein—Buchholz High School, Florida
Jordan Austin—Savannah Arts Academy, Georgia
Michael Acampora—Morristown High School, New Jersey
Chitra Marti—Archbishop Mitty High School, California
Neha Shiroor—Warren Township High School, Illinois
Alan Chen—Garnet Valley High School, Pennsylvania
Chad Atalla—Valencia High School, California
Electronic Career Portfolio
Sponsored by Zinch.com
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Allison Hill—Portage High School, Wisconsin
Kennedy Langton—Omaha High School, Arkansas
Alex Raun—Minden High School, Nebraska
Cody Henderson—Dade County High School, Georgia
Larry Xu—Monta Vista High School, California
Ginny Hogan—Osceola High School, Missouri
Cecilia Kang—Egg Harbor Township High School, New Jersey
Jessie Raetz—Fife High School, Washington
Maura Sturguess—Grand River Technical School, Missouri
Rusheel Guduru—Plano East Senior High School, Texas
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Emerging Business Issues
Sponsored by American Management Association
1. Ryan Conrad, Andy Nguyen, Steven Zhang—Danville Area High
2. Rhianna Miles, Karissa Trude—Birchwood High School, Wisconsin
3. Albert Jiang, Amanda Lin—International Community School,
Washington
4. Evan Franke, Adam Ghazzawi—George C. Marshall High School,
Virginia
5. Olivia Gartz, Lelia Terzic—Marvin Ridge High School, North Carolina
6. Lauren Bowman, Cody Brown, Tyler Jones—Elmwood-Murdock High
School, Nebraska
7. Susmitha Bhat, Angela Kong, Ruchi Pandya—Lynbrook High School,
California
8. Kara Harris, Mia Manto, Kayla Taylor—Towns County High School,
Georgia
9. Christy Havrilla, Hannah Levine, Morgan Stahr—Hazleton Area High
10. Elise Sherman, Hayley Sherman—Kickapoo High School, Missouri
Entrepreneurship
Sponsored by NFIB Young Entrepreneur Foundation
1. Matthew Chow, Cale Horeff, Brian Zeng—Homestead High School,
California
2. Zach Bigej, Max Redman—Tigard High School, Oregon
3. Kevin Guo, Poorvi Satya, Laura Ye—Monta Vista High School,
California
4. Derek Cryer, Jenna Garofolo, Jared Wittrock—Campbell County High
School, Kentucky
5. Bradley Barthelmes, Taylor Crisci, Kevin Kiley—Hendrick Hudson High
School, New York
6. Dominick Ferroni, Joshua Smith—Centennial High School, Arizona
7. Ryan Price, Jacob Stafford—Newsome High School, Florida
8. Jacob Boersema, Hannah Strickland—Northwest Guilford High School,
North Carolina
9. Cole Ashby, Emily Braun, Seth Fosket—Aurora High School, Nebraska
10. Mattie Kincannon, Brooke Matusiak—St. Frederick High School,
Louisiana
FBLA Principles & Procedures
Sponsored by Hilton Worldwide
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Timothy Lescinski—Western Wayne High School, Pennsylvania
Andrew Ge—Wissahickon High School, Pennsylvania
Dorothy Jiang—International Community School, Washington
Brandon Byrd—Metter High School, Georgia
Orgilmaa Munkhbaatar—Mira Loma High School, California
Janice Im—duPont Manual High School, Kentucky
Shubhangi Mehra—Williamsville East High School, New York
Jessica Nguyen—Central High School, Missouri
Devshi Mehrotra—University High School, California
Samantha Teten—Johnson-Brock High School, Nebraska
Future Business Leader
Sponsored by Embry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityCollege of Business
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Trevor Sorensen—Minden High School, Nebraska
Sally Moore—Fillmore Central High School, Nebraska
Kaycie Quinonez—Safford High School, Arizona
Jane Chen—Westlake High School, California
Kirk Towater—Huntingdon High School, Tennessee
Jessie Reed—North Forsyth High School, Georgia
Chantelle LaMarr—Fife High School, Washington
Future Business Leader (continued)
8. Donald Rock—Belleville High School, New Jersey
9. Connor Donovan—Little Rock Central High School, Arkansas
10. Jonathan Wood—Washington-Wilkes Comprehensive High School,
Georgia
Global Business
Sponsored by Business Scholars at the University of Utah
1. Evie Cai, Ben Cohen, Max Lock—Radnor High School, Pennsylvania
2. Matthias Argenyi, Brandon Granaada, Robert Luo—Woodinville High
School, Washington
3. Soumita Bose, Alexandra Genovese, Nicole Schmit—Homestead High
School, California
4. Isha Dabke, Kelsey Tjen—Columbus High School, Georgia
5. Jenni Moon, Siyu Wu—Poudre High School, Colorado
6. Edward Lin, Vishal Patel, Michael Rodgers—Egg Harbor Township High
School, New Jersey
7. Anupa Kotipoyina, Mausam Trivedi—Bartow Senior High School,
Florida
8. Jahaan Ansari, Kevin Standridge, Eric Wu—Newbury Park High School,
California
9. Julian Ploder, Melissa Parlour, Peter Shoemaker—Johns Creek High
School, Riverwood International Charter School, Georgia
10. Eric Le, Elizabeth Peterson—Lincoln Southwest High School,
Nebraska
Health Care Administration
Sponsored by Alabama FBLA & Illinois FBLA
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Alexander Rubio—John I Leonard High School, Florida
Kathryn Jan—Plano West Senior High School, Texas
Shelby Scott—Blair Oaks High School, Missouri
Nicole Rehwinkel—Merrill Senior High School, Wisconsin
Matthew Potts—Cypress Woods High School, Texas
Gary Wang—Inglemoor High School, Washington
Charani Kamath—Seven Lakes High School, Texas
Megan Klein—MMI Preparatory School, Pennsylvania
Romit Gupta—University High School, California
Jessica Spencer—Lyndon High School, Kansas
Help Desk
Sponsored by Drexel University’s LeBow College of Business
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Devin Hill—Northside High School, Georgia
Kyle Minshall—Troy High School, California
David Thomas—Bardstown High School, Kentucky
Caleb Garhart—Upton High School, Wyoming
John Parker—Springdale High School, Arkansas
Samual Fetherston—Osseo-Fairchild High School, Wisconsin
Tony Krueger—South Technical High School, Missouri
Eric Brown—Timpview High School, Utah
Justin Lemke—Wrightstown High School, Wisconsin
Sonia Taneja—Plano East Senior High School, Texas
Hospitality Management
Sponsored by Johnson & Wales University
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Andi Rodriguez—South Callaway R-II High School, Missouri
Se Hyun Cho—Centennial High School, Maryland
Amy Dolan—Vernon Hills High School, Illinois
Ben Wilkes—Montgomery County High School, Georgia
Jessica Li—Troy High School, California
Cody Stuerman—Parkway South Senior, Missouri
Taylor Warring—Buchholz High School, Florida
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2013–14Conferences
Ready? Set. . .
A C T I O N !
This November, prepare to embark on the quest of a lifetime! The 2013 National Fall Leadership Conferences (NFLCs) will
spark your passion for FBLA-PBL and equip you with the tools to put EXCELLENCE IN ACTION. Experience dynamic workshops, keynote speakers, endless networking opportunities, and three great venues: Grapevine, TX; Cleveland, OH; and Salt
Lake City, UT. Come network, learn, and interact with other future business leaders. Visit the exhibits for information about
universities and colleges, new technologies, and fundraising opportunities.
CONFERENCE DATES
Nov. 8–9, 2013 Nov. 15–16, 2013 Nov. 22–23, 2013 Grapevine, TX
Cleveland, OH Salt Lake City, UT
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NENFLC
STATE OFFICER TRACK
In this exclusive “train the trainer” track, FBLA
and PBL state officers will discover how to
promote everything FBLA-PBL offers so they
can work more effectively with their local
chapter officers.
HOUSING INFORMATION
Detailed housing information is listed in the NFLC Guide, online:
fbla-pbl.org/2013NFLC.
Teams will learn how they can use national
programs and social media to recruit and
retain members, and will develop an action
plan to help put Excellence in Action.
ONLINE NFLC REGISTRATION
Online registration for the NFLCs is available through fbla-pbl.
org/2013NFLC. To preregister, entries must be submitted online
by the end of the regular registration period. NFLC registration
questions can be directed to 800.FBLA.WIN. Make your school’s
accounting department aware of the deadline dates. Complete
your registration early to take advantage of early bird savings.
This track will be conducted on the Saturday
of the NFLC at each site, and is for 2013–14
FBLA and PBL state officers.
Regular
Onsite
Early Bird
$60.00 $70.00$80.00
Grapevine, TX
Until Oct. 11
Oct. 12–Oct. 29 Oct. 30–Onsite
Cleveland, OH
Until Oct. 18
Oct. 19–Nov. 5 Nov. 6–Onsite
Salt Lake City, UT Until Oct. 25
Oct. 26–Nov. 12 Nov. 13–Onsite
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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
This year’s NFLC keynote speakers are dynamic, motivational, and inspiring. They’ll make you laugh, cry, and think.
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BALDWIN
BILL
CORDES
BYRON
GARRETT
Grapevine—Opening
Salt Lake City—Opening
Cleveland—Opening
Grapevine—Closing
Cleveland—Closing
Salt Lake City—Closing
Summer 2013 11
CompetitiveEvents
Hospitality Management (continued)
8. Devon Sherwood—MMI Preparatory School, Pennsylvania
9. Kevin Chou—Arcadia High School, California
10. Justin Aaberg—Stanton High School, Nebraska
Impromptu Speaking
Sponsored by Nova Southeastern University & Razor’s Edge
Leadership Scholarship Program
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Diana Shinnick—Lyndhurst High School, New Jersey
Bryant Grimminger—Raymond Central High School, Nebraska
Shreetika Singh—Seven Lakes High School, Texas
Alexa Jorgenson—Weber High School, Utah
Nichole Guglielmo—Marvin Ridge High School, North Carolina
Dakota Frederick—Guernsey-Sunrise High School, Wyoming
Steven Tinetti—Vernon Hills High School, Illinois
Sarah Cho—Todd Beamer High School, Washington
Annette Reasoner—Creston High School, Iowa
Taylor Gilbert—Calhoun High School, Georgia
Introduction to Business
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Adam Chang—Livingston High School, New Jersey
Annie Yao—Livingston High School, New Jersey
Xiaowan Chu—Paul Laurence Dunbar High, Kentucky
Allen Wang—Adlai E. Stevenson High School, Illinois
Tony Zhou—Northview High School, Georgia
Andrew Liu—Marriotts Ridge High School, Maryland
Bev Zhuge—Unionville High School, Pennsylvania
Steven Forte—Barrington High School, Rhode Island
Jordan Bigelow—Lehi High School, Utah
Richard Liu—Lynbrook High School, California
Introduction to Business Communication
Sponsored by Pride Distributors
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Isabel Lin—Cupertino High School, California
Arav Arora—R. C. Clark High School, Texas
Hannah Kruse—New Haven High School, Missouri
Michelle Chen—University High School, California
Matthew Marquez—Ironwood High School, Arizona
Rachel Zhou—Marlboro High School, New Jersey
Tyler Wilson—Ironwood High School, Arizona
Lynn Zhu—Blue Valley North High School, Kansas
Emily (Xinlan) Hu—duPont Manual High School, Kentucky
Bryn Allen—Notre Dame Academy, Wisconsin
Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure
Sponsored by Junior Tours
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Lia Yeh—Cupertino High School, California
Cody McCain—Tri-County High School, Nebraska
Leah Gulyas—Athens High School, Pennsylvania
Stephanie Shi—Monta Vista High School, California
Jack Zhang—Wissahickon High School, Pennsylvania
Andrew Freeman—Winder Barrow High School, Georgia
Ramya Rao—Ward Melville High School, New York
Clifford Shen—The Webb Schools, California
Zhining Chen—Seven Lakes High School, Texas
Rohan Aggarwal—Clinton High School, Iowa
Introduction to Technology Concepts
Sponsored by PITSCO
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Benjamin Simon—Middleton High School, Florida
Zane Cersovsky—Santa Fe Trail High School, Kansas
Alexander Chang—University High School, California
Jeffery Baxter—Panther Creek High School, North Carolina
Yidi Huang—duPont Manual High School, Kentucky
Robert Mcarthur—Mira Loma High School, California
Nikhil Sethi—Alpharetta High School, Georgia
Charlie Hanacek—Bainbridge High School, Washington
Jeremy Miller—Granite Falls High School, Washington
Jordan Hunt—Northumberland Christian School, Pennsylvania
Job Interview
Sponsored by Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co.
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Morgan Mitchell—Park City High School, Utah
Tracy Kendall—Huntsville High School, Alabama
Smrithi Sukumar—International Community School, Washington
Hillary Pham—Stanwood High School, Washington
Lacy Hunt—Buckeye Union High School, Arizona
William Archer—Windsor High School, Virginia
Jeff Fenewald—Troy Buchannan High School, Missouri
Alyssa Madrigal—Summerville High School, California
Matt Goode—North Linn High School, Iowa
Kala Brumbaugh—Claysburg-Kimmel High School, Pennsylvania
Local Chapter Annual Business Report
Sponsored by Men’s Wearhouse Group
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Mater Academy Charter High School, Florida
Swainsboro High School, Georgia
Redwood High School, California
Clinton High School, Missouri
Holyoke High School, Colorado
Ringgold High School, Georgia
Alburnett High School, Iowa
Gainesville High School, Missouri
Live Oak High School, California
Warren Township High School, Illinois
Management Decision Making
Sponsored by The Wall Street Experience
1. Jacob Hoogerwerf, Tyler Matheson, Nicholas Taylor—Woodinville High
School, Washington
2. Noah Gordon, Erich Heinzel, Brandon Luo—Hopewell Valley Central,
New Jersey
3. Timothy Kwist, Sam Yoon—Advanced Technologies Academy, Nevada
4. Ryan Barrett, Matt Travis, Sam Travis—George C. Marshall High
School, Virginia
5. Dalton Kingery, Joe Siegele, Brandon Voth—Fredonia High School,
Kansas
6. Xavon Peart, Steven Tessler—Olympic Heights Community High
School, Florida
7. Avery Carter, Nick Cunningham, Nick Yaggie—Fort Mill High School,
South Carolina
8. Austin Griffith, Andrew Ingram—Andover Central High School, Kansas
9. Ashley Schmit, Laura Tang, Yue Xu—Homestead High School,
California
10. Antoine Martin, Yash Shirsath, Ashton Seibel—Alpharetta High School,
Grayson High School, North Forsyth High School, Georgia
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Management Information Systems
Sponsored by Rand McNally Education
1. Keshav Santhanam, Albert Tang, Ningjian (Bill) Zhou—Monta Vista High
School, California
2. Stanley Joseph, Ryan Kwon, Vinod Samuel—Plano East Senior High
School, Texas
3. Virbin Sapkota, Yarden Tamir—Blue Valley North High School, Kansas
4. Derek Fake, Daniel Tunitis, Zachary Williams—Palmyra Area High
5. Joshua Kirstein, Julian Mitat—Coral Gables High School, Florida
6. Aakash Sethi, Pooja Sethi—Granite Falls High School, Washington
7. Sam Fu, Josephine Kim, Jesse Zhang—duPont Manual High School,
Kentucky
8. Emmanuel Ayeni, Remi Soyoye—McEachern High School, Georgia
9. Ryan Naugle, Chris Tran, Krishna Vallabhaneni—Fox Chapel Area High
10. Dustin Curtis, Landon Holmes, Collin Stoner—Sonoraville High School,
Georgia
Marketing
Sponsored by University of Sioux Falls
1. Robert Hines, Tosal Patel—Columbus High School, Georgia
2. Steven Bennett, Kenneth Cunningham, Lauren Easley—Boulder Creek
High School, Vail Academy and High School, Arizona
3. Michelle Deng, Sarah Jacobs, Katherine Liu—Los Altos High School,
California
4. Rasheed Tromp, Chloe Palmer—Chapel Hill High School, Mountain
View High School, Georgia
5. Gopika Hari, Diana Kruzman, Calvin Yin—Cupertino High School,
California
6. Grace Brandstetter, Bryan Hall, Paige Hannah—Peters Township
Senior High School, Pennsylvania
7. Jenna Nelson, Ammon Shaner, Alex Shier—Fairfield High School, Iowa
8. Jacob Altman, Christian Green, River Norris—Corinth Holders High
School, North Carolina
9. Annebelle Abisset, Margo Wilwerding—Westside High School,
Nebraska
10. Kendall Kruszewski, Alice Liu—Paul Laurence Dunbar High, Kentucky
Network Design
Sponsored by The Princeton Review
1. Andrew Baad, Alexander Bazzi, Brandon Chung—Coral Gables High
School, Florida
2. Nathan Pucheril, Devaraj Tripasuri, Joseph Wainwright—Rock Canyon
High School, Colorado
3. Jonathan Brazzle, Satchel Holmes, James
Leonard—Woodville Tompkins Technical
& Career Institute, Georgia
4. Jane Lu, Matt Weiss, Corbin White—Montville Township High School, New Jersey
5. Jacob Enlow, John Evans, Trenton
Hodges—Payson High School, Arizona
6. Brian Hogan, Munir Sultan—Weaver Academy, North Carolina
7. Shayne Hemminger, Evan Walsh—Eastern
High School, Kentucky
8. Hunter Colvin, Brian Caldwell, Riley Walker—
Advanced Technology Center High School,
Virginia
9. Howard Chen, Vivian Huang, Zhen Yan (Annie)
Liu—Walnut High School, California
10. Deven Forseth, Courtney Goble, Jeremy
Oaks—Superior High School, Wisconsin
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Networking Concepts
Personal Finance
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2. Grace Chen—Bridgewater-Raritan High School, New Jersey
3. Benjamin Rowles—Downingtown High School East Campus,
Pennsylvania
4. Susan Sun—Homestead High School, California
5. Tanvi Mongia—Plano East Senior High School, Texas
6. Preema Patel—South Brunswick High School, New Jersey
7. Josh Sander—Cape Central High School, Missouri
8. John Lu—Hanover Park High School, New Jersey
9. Jared Black—Bear River High School, Utah
10. Nathan Keim—Castle View High School, Colorado
Sponsored by Red Lion Hotels Corporation
1. Josh Freiermuth—Whitewater High School, Wisconsin
Frank Petrilli—Central Valley High School, Washington
Steven Frederiksen—Brooke Point High School, Virginia
Hadrian Gable—Lehigh Career&Technical Inst., Pennsylvania
Arvind Vijayakumar—Bridgewater-Raritan High School, New Jersey
Benjamin Culkin—Burton Center for Arts and Technology, Virginia
Jordan Hart—Middleton High School, Florida
Nitzan Orr—Homestead High School, California
Christian Neville—Tussey Mountain High School, Pennsylvania
Kevin Tran—Oxford Academy, California
Parliamentary Procedure
Sponsored by Schermer Pecans
1. Dustin Avery, Arianna Baird, Kasey Brent, Kayle Chaney, Jared
Sexton—Hart County High School, Kentucky
2. Mason Holmes, Amy Chen, Julia Oestmann, Dylan Steinkruger—Chase
County High School, Gibbon High School, Johnson-Brock High School,
Minden High School, Nebraska
3. Caitlin Schaefer, Meghan Barr, Riley Cook, Clara Knipp, Mercer
Martin—Blair Oaks High School, Clinton High School, Tipton High
School, Willard High School, Missouri
4. Elizabeth Alvarez, Jessica Alvarez, Osmany Lopez, Amanda Machin—
Miami Sunset Senior High School, Florida
5. Kimberly Bischof, Jimmy Farnan, Amanda Kostryk, Mackenzi Winegardner, Madison Winegardner—Chestnut Ridge High School, Pennsylvania
6. Chase Sigler, Sydnie Russian, Macon Allen, Sam Hamilton, Brandon
McCoy—Bakersfield High School, Gainesville High School, Gallatin
High School, Spokane High School, Missouri
7. Shelby Abrams, Sydney Abrams, Jason Banta, Joey Kenny, Amber
Manns—Henry County High School, Kentucky
8. Jake Gerk, Kade Hiller, Alexis Murillo, Jennifer Wisdom—Haxtun High
School, Colorado
9. Spencer Ma, Jerin Tomy, Lydia Wang, Grace Xu—University High
School, California
10. Ivanna Buraye, Rogelio Dieguez, Jonathan Riveras, Yanisbel Ruiz—Mater Academy Charter High School, Florida
Partnership with Business Project
Sponsored by Mercy College School of Business
1. Trevor King, Jenna Shafer, Carsen Weber—Odessa High School,
Washington
2. Belen Mella, Tony Salerno—Miami Beach Senior High School, Florida
3. Julianna Martinez, Dhara Shukla—Warren Township High School,
Illinois
4. Stephanie Cabrera, Ashley Gomez—Mater Academy Charter High
School, Florida
5. Trevor Lockman, Lindsey Oehlerking—Elmwood-Murdock High School,
Nebraska
6. Megan Gates, Wil Knowles, Jennifer Linkins—Northern High School,
Maryland
7. Marissa DeOliveira, Brianna Periu—Wallkill Valley Regional High School,
New Jersey
8. Emily Cai, Naomi Jung, Ashley Schmit—Homestead High School,
California
9. Dorian Ray, Tori Uhland—Eads High School, Colorado
10. Chrissy Hanneman, Grayson Sawyer, Sarah Vesneske—Davenport
High School, Washington
Sponsored by National Consumers League
1. William Liu—Mira Loma High School, California
Pilot Events
Excel Core Certification
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James Willman—Kalama High School, Washington
Hayden Gerstenkorn—Cheney High School, Washington
Alan Pinter—Southside High School, Arkansas
Alexandra Weber—Lakewood Senior High School, Florida
Ashley Machie—Osceola Fundamental High School, Florida
LifeSmarts
Sponsored by National Consumers League
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Jessica Kumar, Austin Mitchell—Cheney High School, Washington
Ryan Barrett, Ben Bowie—George C. Marshall High School, Virginia
Steven Forte, Teddy Ni—Barrington High School, Rhode Island
Owen Chiaventone, Jon Quattlebaum—West Platte RII School, Missouri
5. Grant Hosticka, Matt Wenz—West Chicago Community High School,
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Word Core Certification
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Morgan VanRiper—Kalama High School, Washington
Elana Neher—Union County Vocational, New Jersey
Matthew Cortez—Osceola Fundamental High School, Florida
Nefi Aguilar—Elkin High School, North Carolina
Mason Meyer—Glacier Peak High School, Washington
Public Speaking I
Sponsored by Dale Carnegie Training
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Jordan Luntz—Knoch High School, Pennsylvania
Chad Beidas—Stanwood High School, Washington
Katie Ruth—Hastings Adams Central High School, Nebraska
Ashtyn Rottinghaus—Wellsville High School, Kansas
Brenlee Richardson—Sylacauga High School, Alabama
Kentreal Hooper—West Tallahatchie High School, Mississippi
Kaila Cross—San Tan Foothills High School, Arizona
Aubrey Buttrey—Henry County High School, Tennessee
Katie Otto—Paris High School, Missouri
Justin Bell—Chapel Hill High School, Georgia
Public Speaking II
Sponsored by Balfour
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Ashlyn Inman—John Pitman High School, California
Jacob Reistroffer—Central Clinton Community High School, Iowa
Myles Webb—South Umpqua High School, Oregon
Haley Lund—Divide County High School, North Dakota
Sabrina Wollenberg—Hesston High School, Kansas
Amanda Lubeskie—Monroe-Woodbury Senior High School, New York
CompetitiveEvents
Public Speaking II (continued)
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Rachel Martinez—Mater Academy Charter High School, Florida
Taylor Jacobs—Vale High School, Oregon
Ema Cooper—Bracken County High School, Kentucky
Joshua Pineda—Christ Church Academy, Washington
Sports Management
Sponsored by ZenCaus
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Paul Zajac—Granite Bay High School, California
Jeremy Clearly—Downingtown STEM Academy, Pennsylvania
Levi Stillwell—North Platte R-1 High School, Missouri
Colton Fowler—Tooele High School, Utah
Miranda Cross—Reno High School, Nevada
Justin Lu—Dublin High School, California
Eli Nachmany—Northern Valley Regional High School, New Jersey
Issa Nasrallah—West Ranch High School, California
Jordan Daniels—Roosevelt High School, Colorado
Chetan Reddy—Bridgewater-Raritan High School, New Jersey
Spreadsheet Applications
Sponsored by School Spirit Coffee
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Courtney Marshall—Towns County High School, Georgia
Ben Gee—Villa Park High School, California
Emilie Sgutt—Herrin High School, Illinois
Emily Whitfield—Loop High School, Texas
Madison Woodson—Wayne County High School, Georgia
Sarah Baker—Chapel Hill High School, Texas
Kaska Weidman—Parshall High School, North Dakota
Michelle Liao—Ward Melville High School, New York
Jason Freng—Mountain Range High School, Colorado
Kegan Douglas—Cheyenne Central High School, Wyoming
Technology Concepts
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Lojjik Braughler—Marion Center High School, Pennsylvania
Kevin Fialkowski—Arkansas School for Math and Science, Arkansas
Brandon Annin—New Covenant Academy, Missouri
Parker DeWilde—Squalicum High School, Washington
Andrew Crutcher—Brookfield Area Career Center, Missouri
David Koloski—Montrose Area High School, Pennsylvania
Thomas Brown—Giles High School, Virginia
Dhananjay Ramachandran—Downingtown STEM Academy, Pennsylvania
Zachary Nawar—Kentwood High School, Washington
Paul Weber—Cedar Bluffs, Nebraska
Virtual Business Challenge
Sponsored by Knowledge Matters
1. Andres Partida—Metro Tech High School - VIP, Arizona
2. Dakota Bartell, Dane Stewart, John Ten Eyck—Wamego High School,
Kansas
3. Ryan Fleischhacker, Anthony Korish—Portage High School, Wisconsin
4. Brandon Gumz, Jason Gumz—Portage High School, Wisconsin
5. Robles Edgard, Crystal Loza, Kevin Parra—Metro Tech High School VIP, Arizona
6. Dien Nguyen, Alexander Soh—Gabrielino High School, California
7. Nick Adornato, Benjamin Barnard, Akash Patel—Savannah Arts
Academy, Georgia
8. Ian Cumberland—Mundelein High School, Illinois
9. Victoria Barrows, Tyler Sanford—Jersey Shore Senior High School,
Pennsylvania
10. Derek Dukart, Jordan Krieg, Jaden Kudrna—Dickinson High School,
North Dakota
Web Site Design
Sponsored by GEICO
1. Morgan Frost, Audrey Meis, Jenna Sanken—Pittsville High School,
Wisconsin
2. Katie Park, Osman Salahuddin, Kevin Wong—International Community
School, Washington
3. Gary Ritnour, Jordan Steffen—Elmwood-Murdock High School,
Nebraska
4. Dakota Thompson—Polk County High School, Tennessee
5. Zach Dammann, Benjamin Landes, Mario Leone—Chattahoochee
High School, Georgia
6. Christian Carreon, Marc Fernandez—Central High School, Texas
7. Ajay Jain, Zuhayeer Musa—Monta Vista High School, California
8. Matt Postolowski—Larry A. Ryle High School, Kentucky
9. T.J. Reinhart, Justin Trybula—North Stafford High School, Virginia
10. Kayla Meng, Josephine Pham—Parkrose High School, Oregon
Word Processing I
Sponsored by Tennessee FBLA
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Erin Gwaltney—Ringgold High School, Georgia
Denise Chu—Gabrielino High School, California
Alana Calhoun—Towns County High School, Georgia
Eve Vanderneck—Heartland Community School, Nebraska
Andrea Haugland—Divide County High School, North Dakota
Annika Mulaney—Bartow Senior High School, Florida
Caroline O’Donnell—Grandview High School, Colorado
Heidi Stegman—Washington County High School, Kansas
Keerthana Chakka—Seven Lakes High School, Texas
Rebekah Larson—Heartland Community School, Nebraska
Word Processing II
Sponsored by Ellsworth Publishing Company
1. Emily Valley—Keystone Oaks High School, Pennsylvania
2. Bridget Sciarra—Omaha High School, Arkansas
3. Mckenzi Moss—Towns County High School, Georgia
4. Alexander Lewis—Sunnyside High School, Arizona
5. Matthew DeBiaso—Centennial High School, Oregon
6. Lexie Unhjem—Divide County High School, North Dakota
7. Catrina Abbott—Keystone Oaks High School, Pennsylvania
8. Abigael McGuire—Ephrata High School, Washington
9. Maegin Hatch—Richfield High School, Utah
10. Madison Carr—Armorel High School, Arkansas
Please congratulate the following spring
session Stock Market Game teams for
their excellent performances:
FBLA WINNERS
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Cheyenne South High School,
Wyoming—Kate Tietjen, adviser
Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School,
New Jersey—Jeff Reiss, adviser
Robinson Secondary School,
Virginia—Anne Apigian, adviser
FBLA-ML WINNERS
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Hardeeville-Ridgeland Middle
School, South Carolina—Veronique Brown, adviser
Hardeeville-Ridgeland Middle
School, South Carolina—Veronique Brown, adviser
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CompetitiveEvents
Middle Level
Recognition
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Hector High School - Middle, Arkansas
Burnett Middle School, Florida
Mater Academy Middle School, Florida
Brantley County Middle School, Georgia
Pierce County Middle School, Georgia
Archdale-Trinity Middle School, North Carolina
Beaufort Middle School, North, Carolina
Castlewood High School-Middle, Virginia
Lebanon Middle School--7, Virginia
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Wesley Smith—Junction City Junior High, Arkansas
Tia Zarpaylic—Lakeside Junior High School, Arkansas
Lacey Swafford—Lafayette High School - Middle Level, Florida
Madison Hickman—Cocoa Beach Middle School, Florida
Jacob Peavy—Pierce County Middle School, Georgia
Judy Standeford—Rockmart Middle School, Georgia
Anna Bartle—Marion Jr. High School, Illinois
Kaylee McNeely—Marion Jr. High School, Illinois
Duncan Hughes—Wellington-Napoleon Middle School, Missouri
Amelia Curtis—Clever Middle School, Missouri
Crystal Martinat—Gamewell Middle School, North Carolina
Garrison Hinshaw—Granite Falls Middle School, North Carolina
Tevin Dickey—C. E. Murray Middle Level School, South Carolina
Emily Washington—C. E. Murray Middle Level School, South Carolina
David Burton—Lehi Junior High School, Utah
Sierra Conrad—Lehi Junior High School, Utah
Clara Schack—Christiansburg Middle School, Virginia
Dylan Powers—Coeburn Middle School, Virginia
Veronica Berger—Wisconsin Rapids Junior High, Wisconsin
Carissa Goddeau—La Crosse Lincoln, Wisconsin
Laine Vasko—Pine Bluffs Jr/Sr High School, Wyoming
Tillie Heithoff—Pine Bluffs Jr/Sr High School, Wyoming
Community Service Project
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Buffalo Island Central Jr HS, Arkansas
Liberty Middle School, Florida
Bay Point Middle School, Florida
Pierce County Middle School, Georgia
Northside Middle School, Georgia
Hermitage Middle School, Missouri
Wellington-Napoleon Middle School, Missouri
Carmel Middle School, North Carolina
Broad Creek Middle, North Carolina
Computer Slide Show Presentation
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Grayson Murray—Piggott High School (Middle), Arkansas
Taelor Parish—Bethel Middle School, Arkansas
Courtney Coney—Bethel Middle School, Arkansas
Abby Haley—Piggott High School (Middle), Arkansas
Michael Kish—Buffalo Creek Middle School, Florida
Mackenzie Hicks—Ponce de Leon, Florida
Abby Alford—Ponce de Leon, Florida
Emma Spradley—Brantley County Middle School, Georgia
Lyndsey Johns—Brantley County Middle School, Georgia
Emily Copher—West Hall Middle School, Georgia
Sydney Ritter—West Hall Middle School, Georgia
AnnaGrace Brock—West Hall Middle School, Georgia
Jordan Thomas—Brantley County Middle School, Georgia
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Alexandria Olson—Marion Jr. High School, Illinois
Grace Rueter—Marion Jr. High School, Illinois
Monica Thornburg—Wellington-Napoleon Middle School, Missouri
Kelsey Gray—Wellington-Napoleon Middle School, Missouri
Erin Jones—Clever Middle School, Missouri
Brooke Riley—Clever Middle School, Missouri
John Hodges—Midway Middle School, North Carolina
Christopher Oates—Midway Middle School, North Carolina
Chandler Williford—Midway Middle School, North Carolina
Connor Crabtree—C. W. Stanford Middle School, North Carolina
Josie Smith—C. W. Stanford Middle School, North Carolina
Marcellus Forbes—Cross High School - Middle Level, South Carolina
Joshua Ravenell—Cross High School - Middle Level, South Carolina
Deandra Holloway—Carvers Bay Middle School, South Carolina
Vermoni Smith—Carvers Bay Middle School, South Carolina
Rachel Matthews—Lehi Junior High School, Utah
Holly Oakes—Lehi Junior High School, Utah
Roxana Sosa—Lehi Junior High School, Utah
Kalijah Belardo—Arthur A. Richards Jr. High, Virgin Islands
Kaia Williams—Arthur A. Richards Jr. High, Virgin Islands
Shania Joseph—Arthur A. Richards Jr. High, Virgin Islands
Zyann Philip—Arthur A. Richards Jr. High, Virgin Islands
Bailey Linkous—Christiansburg Middle School, Virginia
Laiken Shrewsbury—Christiansburg Middle School, Virginia
Pearl Tydings—Christiansburg Middle School, Virginia
Justin Shelton—Carl Sandburg Middle School, Virginia
Mick Starego—Carl Sandburg Middle School, Virginia
Zachary Woods—Carl Sandburg Middle School, Virginia
Shawna Charles—Arthur A. Richards Jr. High, Virgins Islands
Emily Eichhorn—LaCrosse John Long Middle School, Wisconsin
Camilo Sauceda—Whitman Middle School, Wisconsin
Benjamin Ciuffreda—Whitman Middle School, Wisconsin
Kenzie Graves—Pine Bluffs Jr/Sr High School, Wyoming
Desktop Publishing Applications
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Maddie Case—Ozark Junior High School, Arkansas
Breanna Hurst—Ozark Junior High School, Arkansas
Jonathan Trotter—Ozark Junior High School, Arkansas
Kyenayshia Banks—Osceola Junior High School, Arkansas
Taya Jones—Osceola Junior High School, Arkansas
Aya Khablawi—Williams IB Middle School, Florida
Haley Lackey—Williams IB Middle School, Florida
Jaylen Williams—Williams IB Middle School, Florida
Hannah Diskin—Williams IB Middle School, Florida
Diego Yepez—Williams IB Middle School, Florida
Vanessa Benitez—Pierce County Middle School, Georgia
Chelsea Herrin—Pierce County Middle School, Georgia
Natalie Raulerson—Pierce County Middle School, Georgia
Madison Moore—Pierce County Middle School, Georgia
Hasani Branch—Marion Jr. High School, Illinois
Trevor Faulkner—Marion Jr. High School, Illinois
Zach Springer—Maryville Middle School, Missouri
Caitlin Niendick—Wellington-Napoleon Middle School, Missouri
Taylor Shaw—Wellington-Napoleon Middle School, Missouri
Dymon Atkinson—E. B. Frink Middle School, North Carolina
Jessica Lanier—E. B. Frink Middle School, North Carolina
Jennifer Wagner—Archdale-Trinity Middle School, North Carolina
Katlyn Walls—Archdale-Trinity Middle School, North Carolina
Jessica Stevens—Archdale-Trinity Middle School, North Carolina
Emily Elrod—Bates Middle School, South Carolina
Brianna Bryant—Bates Middle School, South Carolina
Jayla Ravenell—Cross High School - Middle Level, South Carolina
Sonobia Simmons—Cross High School - Middle Level, South Carolina
Mikah Daniels—Cross High School - Middle Level, South Carolina
Weston Banks—Lehi Junior High School, Utah
Daniel Greenfield—Lehi Junior High School, Utah
Hailey Hacking—Lehi Junior High School, Utah
Middle Level Recognition photos courtesy of Gene Cohn Photography ©2013.
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Amaya Lennan—Beville Middle School, Virginia
Yvana Yeumeni—Beville Middle School, Virginia
Keisha Hill—Honaker High School-Middle Level, Virginia
Levi Michael Horton—Honaker High School-Middle Level, Virginia
Dru-Ann Harris—Honaker High School-Middle Level, Virginia
Talia Last—Lance Middle School, Wisconsin
Alyssa Raetzman—Lance Middle School, Wisconsin
Kendra Lysne—Wisconsin Rapids Junior High, Wisconsin
Kalista Ysquierdo—Wisconsin Rapids Junior High, Wisconsin
Laine Vasko—Pine Bluffs Jr/Sr High School, Wyoming
Kenzie Graves—Pine Bluffs Jr/Sr High School, Wyoming
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Alexis Schelbe—Cashton Middle School, Wisconsin
Megan Overfelt—Wisconsin Rapids Junior High, Wisconsin
Brody West—Wheatland Middle School, Wyoming
Cali Moody—Wheatland Middle School, Wyoming
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Nicolas Horne—Brantley County Middle School, Georgia
Jeff Salmon—Hermitage Middle School, Missouri
Quinten Frederick—Cashton Middle School, Wisconsin
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Jennifer Schlender—Wellington-Napoleon Middle School, Missouri
Audrey Keys—Ebenezer Middle School, South Carolina
Susanne Hutchens—Cashton Middle School, Wisconsin
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Dalton Yates—Wynne Junior High School, Arkansas
Alisha Workman—Sheridan Middle School, Arkansas
Jax Sprague—Watson B. Duncan Middle School, Florida
Emily Miller—Independence Middle School, Florida
Sarah Hamm—Greenbrier Middle School, Georgia
Joyce Liu—Hahira Middle School, Georgia
Hannah Long—Marion Jr. High School, Illinois
Jessica McClennan—Marion Jr. High School, Illinois
Alathia Keith—Clever Middle School, Missouri
Caitlin Niendick—Wellington-Napoleon Middle School, Missouri
Charlie Strickland—Midway Middle School, North Carolina
Hailey Galit—Jacobs Fork Middle School, North Carolina
Amoira Rush—C. E. Murray Middle Level School, South Carolina
Jashiema Carter—Carvers Bay Middle School, South Carolina
Sydney Goettig—Lehi Junior High School, Utah
Holly Oakes—Lehi Junior High School, Utah
Jason Nguyen—James W. Robinson Jr. MS, Virginia
Tiffany Helbert—Lebanon Middle School, Virginia
Haiden Moody—Wheatland Middle School, Wyoming
Hattie Watts—Dumas Junior High School, Arkansas
Joseph Collier—Murphey Middle Charter School, Georgia
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Harliegh Lagasse—Guy Perkins Middle School, Arkansas
Bryan Sampson—Vilonia Jr. High, Arkansas
Tessa Campbell—Eustis Middle School, Florida
Andrew Castillo—Jorge Mas Canosa, Florida
Taliyah Benton—Adamson Middle School, Georgia
Imara Carmouche—Adamson Middle School, Georgia
Duncan Hughes—Wellington-Napoleon Middle School, Missouri
Jake Holden—Harrisonville Middle School, Missouri
Bailey Fenn—Moyock Middle School, North Carolina
Jade Brooks—Jacobs Fork Middle School, North Carolina
Jordan Spruell—Ebenezer Middle School, South Carolina
Jazmine Dinkins—Bates Middle School, South Carolina
Daniel Greenfield—Lehi Junior High School, Utah
Kortnae Smith—Beville Middle School, Virginia
Austin Schulze—Wisconsin Rapids Junior High, Wisconsin
Taylor Langemeier—Wisconsin Rapids Junior High, Wisconsin
Alex Graves—Pine Bluffs Jr/Sr High School, Wyoming
Brady Fullmer—Pine Bluffs Jr/Sr High School, Wyoming
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Mary Durr—Beebe Junior High School, Arkansas
Resham Patel—Williams IB Middle School, Florida
Hailey Church—Eustis Middle School, Florida
Aniyah Peters—Washington Middle School, Georgia
Whitley Fabrizio—Brantley County Middle School, Georgia
Elair Johns—Marion Jr. High School, Illinois
Isaac Phipps—Marion Jr. High School, Illinois
Abbie Soendker—Wellington-Napoleon Middle School, Missouri
Brinnae Cooper—Clever Middle School, Missouri
Jillian Kelley—Beaufort Middle School, North Carolina
Jillian Harvey—Beaufort Middle School, North Carolina
Jayla Willis—Ebenezer Middle School, South Carolina
Armani Sumpter—Carvers Bay Middle School, South Carolina
Daniel Glathar—Lehi Junior High School, Utah
Savannah Roberson—Castlewood High School-Middle, Virginia
Olivia Brown—Norfolk Christian Middle School, Virginia
Alex Bachmann—Sheboygan Falls Middle School, Wisconsin
Kylie Gierach—Sheboygan Falls Middle School, Wisconsin
Keyboarding Applications II
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Bethany Henderson—Sheridan Middle School, Arkansas
Creighton Panas—Central Junior High School, Arkansas
Briana Carter—Brantley County Middle School, Georgia
Kole Kimbro—Rockmart Middle School, Georgia
Daijon Maresh—Marion Jr. High School, Illinois
Ashton Stotlar—Marion Jr. High School, Illinois
Coleton Hillwick—Clever Middle School, Missouri
Haden Smith—Hermitage Middle School, Missouri
Annastasia Shell—Granite Falls Middle School, North Carolina
Alexander Varani—Wake Young Men’s Leadership Academy-ML, North
Carolina
Jermayah Benjamin—Ebenezer Middle School, South Carolina
Monique Nesmith—Carvers Bay Middle School, South Carolina
Haylee Dye—Honaker High School-Middle Level, Virginia
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Sky Bateman—Piggott High School (Middle), Arkansas
Cecily Sanders—Beebe Junior High School, Arkansas
Parker Pruitt—Beebe Junior High School, Arkansas
Anna Torres—Piggott High School (Middle), Arkansas
Ashley Jenniges—Dr. John Long Middle School, Florida
Lauren Uzzi—Dr. John Long Middle School, Florida
Chandler Fowler—Eustis Middle School, Florida
Ty Tiana Johnson—Walker Middle School, Georgia
Shavar Richardson—Walker Middle School, Georgia
Abby Irek—Hermitage Middle School, Missouri
Jade Morris—Hermitage Middle School, Missouri
Harley Volcko—Hermitage Middle School, Missouri
Christopher Hock—Blair Oaks Middle School, Missouri
Greih Murray—Blair Oaks Middle School, Missouri
Dwayne Howell—Cross High School - Middle Level, South Carolina
Xavier Spann—Cross High School - Middle Level, South Carolina
Marvin Dixon—Cross High School - Middle Level, South Carolina
Michael Kelly—Lehi Junior High School, Utah
Chase Capps—Norfolk Christian Middle School, Virginia
Rachel McFadden—Norfolk Christian Middle School, Virginia
Ben Mathews—Norfolk Christian Middle School, Virginia
Brittany deGroot—LaCrosse John Long Middle School, Wisconsin
Christina deGroot—LaCrosse John Long Middle School, Wisconsin
Alex Hildebrand—Webster Transitional School, Wisconsin
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NationalFundraising
2013–14 National Fundraisers
As you plan your fundraisers for the school year, keep the following national fundraising partners in mind. For more details on
each fundraiser, visit the membership benefits section of fbla-pbl.org and click “fundraising partners.”
Country Meats features fresh-smoked snack sticks that everyone loves.
Call 800-277-8989 or visit countrymeats.com.
Receive FREE $5.00 DormCo.com gift cards to give to each senior in your
high school and earn 15% of all sales. Sign up at [email protected] or call
Jeff at 888.925.2899.
Krispy Kreme FUNDraising offers doughnuts, partnership cards, fundraising
certificates, and signature coffees to help your chapter raise some dough!
Learn more at krispykreme.com/fundraising.
Cookie Challenge
Winners
Ozark Delight Lollipops are only available for fundraising. They do not sell to
stores or other retail markets. Call Ozark Delight at 800-334-8991.
Otis Spunkmeyer
would like to thank
everyone who participated in their 2012–
13 Sales Challenge.
States and chapters
who sold the most
Otis Spunkmeyer fundraising items were
recognized with cash
awards. Congratulations to the winners
for all of their hard
work!
Pride Distributors specializes in producing “Your Town”—Opoly, a custom
board game. Call Pride Distributors at 800-451-5442 or visit Townopoly.net.
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MarketPad.biz connects fundraising and business education with the Business in a Box Program. Visit MarketPad.biz.
Otis Spunkmeyer provides their scrumptious cookie fundraiser. Call
1-888-ASK-OTIS (888-275-6847).
Schermer Pecans offers a delicious and healthy fundraising product. Call
800-841-3403, email [email protected], or visit pecantreats.
com.
School Spirit Coffee provides personalized packaging for their coffee fundraiser. For information, call 800-570-1443 or visit schoolspiritcoffee.com.
Tom-Wat Fundraising features multiple fundraisers from catalog sales to delicious Auntie Anne Pretzels. Call 800-243-9250 or visit tomwat.com.
ZenCaus provides FBLA Gift Cards that can be redeemed for a wide selection
of products. Visit zencaus.com/site/fbla.
Zinch.com connects you with scholarships and best-fit colleges. Zinch will
donate $1 to your chapter for every member who signs up!
State Winners
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Tennessee, $900
2nd North Carolina,
$600
Chapter Winners
1st FBLA Northside
High School, NC,
$500
2nd FBLA Sacred
Heart High School,
LA, $400
3rd FBLA Varina High
School, VA, $300
4th FBLA Malcolm
High School, NE,
$300
Sponsors&Partners
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team competition will give you the chance to learn valuable life lessons and make
smart financial decisions.
You are guaranteed to learn more practical skills in LifeSmarts than any class you
take. Think of LifeSmarts as a Life 101 crash course in the real world. (Oh yeah,
and it will look great on a resume!)
Competition begins online, with top teams advancing to live state and national
competitions. Visit LifeSmarts.org to find out more.
Check Out the MarketPlace
ZenCaus—A New National Fundraiser
A simple idea can change an
industry. At ZenCaus™, that idea
was inspired by you. Necessary
fundraising solutions that lift the
barrier of paper trails and manage the details can streamline the
process so you can be amazing.
The innovative result is the Future Business Leaders
of America gift card, a one-step gift card remitted on
an online shopping site—featuring products people
really want. It’s the perfect gift for everyone. Now your
friends, family, and donors can shop for the things
they love, all while supporting your FBLA efforts. The
program includes easy email outreach, social media
integration, no-hassle product fulfillment, and products
you’ll be excited to offer.
The MarketPlace is your national source for emblematics,
training, and chapter management merchandise.
Apparel, Publications, Jewelry,
Supplies, and Much More!
ORDER TOLL FREE:
1-800-507-7007
ORDER ONLINE:
fblamarketplace.com
Find out more at zencaus.com/site/fbla
The ZenCaus fundraising system provides simple solutions that help you shine.
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Sponsors&
Partners
Thank You, National Sponsors!
We extend our sincere appreciation to our new and returning 2013 NLC competitive event sponsors.
With the help of these outstanding organizations, all of our 2013 FBLA national competitive events
were once again sponsored. For more information on our FBLA-PBL supporters, visit our scholarship,
fundraising partner, and educational program pages under Membership Benefits at fbla-pbl.org.
New Sponsors
Business Scholars at the University of Utah
Camp Inc.
DormCo.com – College Dorm Supplies
Superstore Fundraiser
Hilton Worldwide
Krispy Kreme FUNDRAISING
Mercy College School of Business
National Teen Leadership Program (NTLP)
New Worlds Emerge at WorldStrides
Nova Southeastern University & Razor’s Edge Leadership Scholarship Program
Rand McNally Education
Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co.
The Howe School at Stevens Institute of Technology
The Wall Street Experience
University of Sioux Falls
ZenCaus
Returning Sponsors
Alabama FBLA
American Institute of Certified Public
Accountants
American Management Association
API
Balfour
Certiport
Country Meats
Dale Carnegie Training
Drexel University’s LeBow College of Business
Ellsworth Publishing Company
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
College of Business
Foundation for Teaching Economics
GEICO
H&R Block
HP
Illinois FBLA
Johnson & Wales University
Junior Tours
Knowledge Matters
KPMG LLP
MBA Research and Curriculum Center
Men’s Wearhouse Group
My College Options
National Consumers League
National Technical Honor Society
NFIB Young Entrepreneur Foundation
Northwood University
Otis Spunkmeyer, Inc.
Ozark Delight Candy Company
PDC Productions
People to People Ambassador Programs
PITSCO
Pride Distributors
Red Lion Hotels Corporation
Schermer Pecans
School Spirit Coffee
SunTrust Bank
Tennessee FBLA
The Art Institutes
The Princeton Review
Tom-Wat Fundraising
Visa Inc.
Zinch.com
Check-In with FBLA-PBL
Member Benefits
Unlimited mileage and up to
20% off! 800.GO.ALAMO
ID# 7000461
Save up to 15% when you shop
via the FBLA-PBL website. Look
for the link under Membership
Benefits (Discounts).
Your shopping supports FBLA-PBL.
One free certification test for
FBLA, PBL, and PD members.
FBLA-PBL members get 10%
off Princeton Review’s online
courses for the SAT, ACT, and
GMAT. For more
information, call 800.2Review.
Save 50% on in-store purchases
when you use the coupon located
on the FBLA-PBL national website.
Look for the link under Membership
Benefits, FBLA-PBL Discounts and
Added Benefits.
Save 20% with your FBLA-PBL
card. ID# 5492731
Save hundreds on your car
insurance with
special FBLA-PBL savings.
800.368.2734
Great Hotel Discount Programs for Members
Major hotel chains offer reduced rates—up to 20% off—don’t miss out!
Hyatt Hotels
10% off at participating Hyatt properties
877.393.8034
Group Code: CR51684
Wyndham Hotel Group
15% off their best available rates
877.670.7088
ID# 8000001640
Red Lion Hotels
15% off for FBLA-PBL
800.733.5466
ID: FBL
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national winners - FBLA-PBL

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