Chapter Planning Guide 2015-16 - Missouri FBLA-PBL

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MISSOURI FBLA-PBL CHAPTER PLANNING GUIDE
MISSOURI FBLA-PBL 101: THE BASICS
MEMBERSHIP DUES
NATIONAL FBLA-PBL WEBSITE:
Membership payment should be sent with invoice to:
The National FBLA-PBL website is maintained by the National
National Conferences, submit National awards, browse the
Adviser Mentoring section, and view the message boards and
chapter news from across the nation.
FBLA: $10 ($6 national and $4 state)
Middle Level: $6 ($4 national and $2 state)
PBL: $20 ($10 national and $10 state)
Professional Division: $25 ($350 lifetime)
To register members, visit www.fbla-pbl.org and login.
National Membership Dues
FBLA-PBL, Inc.
P.O. Box 79063
Baltimore, MD 21279-0063
Dues must be received
dates to participate in the following conferences:
District Leadership Conference (DLC):.....................January 13
State Leadership Conference (SLC):......................February 15
National Leadership Conference (NLC):.............March 1, FBLA
.................................................................................April 1, PBL
NEW OR REACTIVATING CHAPTERS
If you are a new chapter or need to reactivate, visit www.fbla-pbl.
org and select Join Today! You will receive a Chapter Organization Packet, which includes helpful information and an application to apply. In addition, send an email to chris.dzurick@dese.
CHAPTER MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK
An update to your Chapter Management Handbook (CMH) will
be mailed directly to you and should arrive by September. You
may print a digital copy of the CMH in the Adviser Area of the
National Website.
Special Note: Missouri releases its own CMH for competitive
events. Please make sure your reference the Missouri guide for
both DLC and SLC.
MISSOURI FBLA-PBL WEBSITE:
www.missourifbla.org
The Missouri FBLA-PBL website is the portal for conference
registration, competitive event resources, and chapter news and
updates.
www.fbla-pbl.org
MISSOURI FBLA-PBL SOCIAL MEDIA
Facebook:FBLA: facebook.com/pages/Missouri-Future-BusinessLeaders-of-America-FBLA
PBL: facebook.com/missouripbl
PD: www.facebook.com/missouriprofessionaldivision
Twitter: twitter.com/mofbla - twitter.com/mo_pbl
Instagram:instagram.com/mofblapbl
YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/mofblapbl
STATE AND NATIONAL THEMES
The 2015-16 State and National theme is:
Connect
Logos are available on the State and National websites.
CONTACT INFORMATION
STATE OFFICE
Lori Niekamp
State Chair
[email protected]
Chris Dzurick
State Adviser
[email protected]
Julie Mertens
Assistant & Finances
[email protected]
PO Box 480
205 Jefferson St.
Jefferson City, MO 65102
NATIONAL OFFICE:
FBLA-PBL, Inc.
1912 Association Drive
Reston, VA 20191
(800) 325-2946
TABLE
OF CONTENTS
Missouri FBLA Greetings...........................................1
Missouri PBL Greetings.............................................2
Missouri Middle Level Greetings...............................3
Missouri Professional Division Greetings..................4
State Projects............................................................5
Conference Information.............................................6
Competitive Events....................................................7
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Calendar of Events....................................................9
FBLA Competitive Events........................................10
Phi Beta Lambda Competitive Events.....................11
Middle Level Competitive Events............................12
Run for the Ribbons.................................................13
Dress Code.............................................................14
Chapter of the Year Form...................................15-16
FBLA National Winners...........................................17
PBL National Winners..............................................18
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FBLA Districts / Adviser Information........................20
FBLA PRESIDENTIAL GREETING
Hello Missouri FBLA Members and
Advisers!
THIS IS MISSOURI FBLA!
• 14,800 members in 2014-15
• Second largest FBLA State Chapter in the Nation
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is extremely excited to start off another • Consistently rank as a top award winner at NLC
great year with you! Last year our
• Over 10,000 students compete at DLC, and 4,000 at SLC
members certainly “Stepped up to the • The only approved CTSO for business education in Missouri
Challenge”, by competing in events
• Donated nearly $80,000 to the March of Dimes
and completing different levels of
• Support local businesses through Main Street Missouri
achievement awards. At the National
Leadership Conference, Missouri
CHAPTERS RECEIVING THE HOLLIS & KITTY GUY GOLD
members took home over 50 indiSEAL CHAPTER AWARD OF MERIT
vidual trophies and just under $3,000
Otterville High
Fulton High School Centralia High
in scholarships! This year our goal is
School
School
Crest Ridge High
to “Connect”. We want you to connect
Hollister High
Hermitage
High
School
with your community, your members, and other chapters!
School
School
Blair Oaks High
Osborn High School
Jackson
High
School
FBLA offers many opportunities through conferences, competiSchool
Fatima High School
Grand River
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Gainesville High
Technical School
Platte County High
year is the Show-Me Leadership Conference, which will be held
School
School
Poplar Bluff High
at Worlds of Fun, Silver Dollar City, and Six Flags. This conferCarthage High
School
Purdy High School
ence is a perfect way to network with members across the state of School
Eldon Career
Puxico High School
Missouri while being at an amusement park! Our next conference
Fort Zumwalt South Center
is the National Fall Leadership Conference, where Missouri will
Pike/Lincoln
High School
Clinton High School Technical Center
be attending the Omaha, Nebraska location. If competitive events Kickapoo High
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Belle High School
are your “cup of tea” then the District, State, and National Leader- School
School
ship Conferences are for you! Starting off at the district level you
BUSINESS ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS - AMERICA LEVEL
will compete against others in your area in events ranging from
Word Processing to Public Speaking. From the district level, you
Abigail English,
Ashley David,
Justin Dungan,
can qualify to compete against members all across the state of
Knox County
Branson
Fulton
Missouri at our State Leadership Conference. At the state level,
Krista Casey,
Johnny Sparks,
Ryan McLacklan,
you can qualify to compete against members from across the
Lakeland R-III
Branson
Fulton
globe at the National Leadership Conference in Atlanta, Georgia.
Emma Cooper,
Jessica
Nguyen,
Ryder
Russell,
Don’t forget to complete the BAA’s and the CSA’s for recognition
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Fulton
at the national level. These achievement awards are a great way
Kaetlin Lamberson,
Austin Stanton,
Andrew Michael,
to develop abilities that will help you in the transition from school
Poplar Bluff
Centralia
Gallatin
to work!
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statewide community service projects! This year’s project is called
Connect for Children. We want members to get active and do
collection drives for children who are in the hospital. Talk to your
local hospital and see what you can bring to the children such
as games, stuffed animals, and art supplies! Every little bit helps
make a difference in a child’s life!
Madison Chapman,
Chaffee
Aubrey Nelson,
Gallatin
Lydia Keller,
Poplar Bluff
Leah Kemple,
Crest Ridge
Klark Critten,
Gallatin
Jillian Potts,
South Callaway
Ali Waites,
Crystal City
Maria Bickford,
Gallatin
Shelby Weathers,
South Callaway
Drake Walters,
Ft. Zumwalt South
Tannah Terry,
Gallatin
Alpine Brooks,
South Iron
Throughout the year, I encourage you to get involved with your
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chapter, community, and the state! I hope that each and every one Ft. Zumwalt South
of you takes advantage of the opportunities that FBLA can offer
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you! I wish you the best of luck over the course of this year!
Fulton
I am looking forward to meeting each of you throughout this year!
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me!
Savannah Sturguess, Erica Dixon,
South Shelby
Grand River
Technical
Janna Yousef,
Warrensburg Area
Rilee Hardcastle,
Career Center
Hartville
Sincerely,
Amber Raub
Amber Raub
Crest Ridge High School
Missouri FBLA State President
2015-2016
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MISSOURI FBLA-PBL: CONNECT
PBL PRESIDENTIAL GREETING
THIS IS MISSOURI PBL!
Greetings Missouri Phi Beta Lambda!
I am so excited to serve as your state president this year.
Being a member of this organization will not only help you
improve your leadership ability, but help you create friendships that will last a lifetime. Those of you who attended and
competed at NLC, congratulations! You all did a fantastic
job. It was extremely exciting to watch so many of you walk
across that stage. This year, Missouri PBL had 35 top-10
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One of my favorite parts of our organization is the ability we
have to travel to new places as we venture to different conferences throughout the year. This fall, Missouri FBLA-PBL
GOLD SEAL AWARD OF MERIT
has changed locations for our Show-Me Leadership ConferCHAPTERS - 2015
ence. If you attended last year, you may recall that it was
• Southeast Missouri State University
held at St. Charles Community College. Instead, this year,
• St. Charles Community College
we will have 3 conferences at different theme parks across
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City on October 17th. This conference will be a great opportunity to show new members what • Kimberly Clark - Director,
PBL is all about! Following closely after SMLC will be our annual National Fall Leadership
Culver-Stockton College
Conference. The Executive Team will be attending the NFLC in Omaha, Nebraska this year
• Maria Pizzo - Director
November 6-7th. Other options you have will be Charleston, South Carolina, November 13St. Charles Community College
14th or Baltimore, Maryland, November 20-21st. Whatever you choose, I know that any of
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Southeast Missouri State University
• Dylan Kennedy - Director
The Executive Team has many fun activities in the works. If you have been keeping up with
our social media posts, you may have noticed our daily themes. Be sure to submit a testimo- Southeast Missouri State University
nial for #WhyPBLWednesday so that we can feature our members each week! We will also
• Emily Woods - Director
be using this new hashtag #LBL. LBL stands for “Leaders Building Leaders”, our mission
Southwest Baptist University
statement for the year. Feel free to use this hashtag when you post to social media the won• Maura Sturguess - Director
derful things your chapters do throughout the year.
• Taylor Libbert - Director
I can’t forget to mention our annual State Leadership Conference! We were very excited to
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ing April. Members from across the state will be able to compete for the opportunity to qualify • Maria Pizzo - Executive
for nationals. Some of you may be better at interview events and place in Job Interview or
St. Charles Community College
Future Business Executive. Others will excel at tests and go on for Accounting Principles or
Microeconomics. And others will challenge themselves in performance events such as Client
Service or Business Ethics. Top winners at the State Leadership Conference will compete
for thousands of dollars in scholarship at the National Leadership Conference in Atlanta next
June.
Congratulations to you once again for taking a step in the right direction to prepare yourself
for a successful future. I began in this organization my sophomore year of high school, and
now this year; I have the honor to serve as the President of the Missouri Chapter of Phi Beta
Lambda. I know you won’t regret being part of this wonderful organization that is always
giving back to its members. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns
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more effective than ever. I can’t wait to meet each of you at our events this year!
Maria Pizzo
Maria Pizzo
Missouri PBL State President
2015-2016
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MIDDLE LEVEL PRESIDENTIAL GREETING
Welcome Missouri Middle Level FBLA to an exciting year!
My name is Cole Summers and I am honored to return
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Level State President. As the largest student business
organization in the world, our members have an opportunity that only a select few in Missouri receive. Together,
we can all become future business leaders.
THIS IS MISSOURI MIDDLE
LEVEL FBLA!
• Nearly 500 members in 2014-15
• Fastest growing division of Missouri
FBLA-PBL
• Exciting State Leadership Conference run
by TRI Leadership
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districts. Finally, we will all Connect at SLC to learn just
what it takes to become the best that we can be, and see ENTREPRENEUR
who will take home the gold.
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Throughout the year, don’t forget to participate in the Membership Achievement ProFaith Francka
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gram (MAP), where you will be recognized for your extra involvement in the organiza- Hermitage:
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tion. Through the program, you will also learn many valuable skills and hopefully get
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to meet many other members and those in your community.
Lydia Dunaway
Makayla Hostettler
ReAnna Owens
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dedicated members and advisers at our many conferences.
Kourtney Banner
Anaisa Hemendez
Milaynie May
Austin Valdez
Maribel Salas
Rita Castillo
Hunter McClintock
Zoie Fife
Cole Summers
BUSINESS
ML President
2015-2016
Brady Ingalsbe
Adri Thurlo
Cole Summers
Hannah Turner
Barnes
Hunter McClintock
Katie Banner
Zoie Fife
Kourtney Banner
Hermitage:
Lesly Martinez
Gracie Brune
Milaynie May
Cole Summers
ENTERPRISE
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Milaynie May
Alyssa Stuppy
Hunter McClintock
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PROFESSIONAL DIVISION PRESIDENTIAL GREETING
Greetings Missouri FBLA-PBL Professional Division members!
THIS IS MISSOURI PROFESSIONAL DIVISION!
• Nearly 70 business and industry representatives
• Newest division of Missouri FBLA-PBL
• Contributes to scholarships available to Missouri FBLAPBL members
• Hosts fundraisers to support the organization
What a truly exciting time we will have
this year in Missouri. With the start of
our state chapter, many new and exciting
possibilities will begin for our membership
in the professional division. On behalf of
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continue support in this year.
• Brunswick R-2 School
• Camdenton High School
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• Cape Central High School
Leadership Conferences that will be held in Kansas City at Worlds of
• Carl Junction High School
Fun, St. Louis at Six Flags, and Branson at Silver Dollar City. Next on
November 6th and 7th, we will be traveling to Omaha, NE for the National • Centralia High School
Fall Leadership Conference and there we will be able to interact with oth- • Couch R-1 School District
er professional division members from across the national, meet up with • Eldon Career Center
• Everest College

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• Gainesville High School
our middle-level FBLA, FBLA, and PBL members become the best they
• Hannibal-LaGrange University
can possibility be. Then we will meet again for our own State Leader?
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There you can help judge, guide, and take part in open events, induction • Houston High School
• Kickapoo High School
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• Linn County Area Career & Technical Center
• Lutheran High School North
If you are looking to get involved more with the other divisions please
• Malden High School
contact your local high schools and/or colleges to contact the advisers
• Marionville High School
of those chapters. I am sure they will welcome you to come and speak
to their members, help out at district leadership conferences, fundraising • Metro Business College-Jefferson City
• Mineral Area College
events, March of Dimes activities, and so much more!
• Missouri State University
• Monett High School
Also, help us to grow by inviting friends, family members, co-workers,
• Neelyville R-IV School Dist.
and business to join the Missouri FBLA-PBL Professional Division. Our
• North Nodaway R-VI
organization is only as successful as its members, and it is my goal to
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• Osborn High School
If you have excited news be sure to share it with us so that we can post it • Pattonville Senior High School
on our Facebook page (Missouri FBLA-PBL Professional Division). Also • Polo R-VII School
• Ritenour High School
on that page, we will send out information about upcoming events, tips
• Salem High School
on how to be successful in the workplace, districts that are looking for
• Scott County Central
PD members to come and help or visit with their chapters, and so much
• Sheldon R-VIII School
more.
• Silex High School
• Southeast Missouri State Univ.
Once again, welcome to this new and exciting year and I look forward
• Truman High School
to CONNECT with you this year and help spread the work that Missouri
• Warrensburg Area Career Center
FBLA-PBL Professional Division is the best and most activate in the nation!
Respectfully,
Buddy Alberson
Buddy Alberson
Scott County Central High School
Missouri FBLA-PBL Professional Division President
2015-2016
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2015-16 MISSOURI FBLA-PBL STATE PROJECTS AND AWARDS
SERVICE!
MARCH OF DIMES – Our primary service partner, the March of
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many fundraisers, we encourage our local chapters to get involved
with the March of Dimes in their respective communities.
DOLLARS FOR DISASTERS – Created in response to the Joplin
tornado of 2011, Dollars for Disasters helps provide and secure
funds for chapters affected by disaster. Funds are used for conference attendance and the purchase of supplies to continue FBLAPBL and career and technical education.
CONNECT FOR CHILDREN/CAMP QUALITY – Camp Quality is a children’s family cancer charity, aimed at providing support,
experiences, and companionship for children with cancer and their
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EDUCATION!
MAIN STREET MISSOURI – Main Street Missouri encourages
our local chapters to support Missouri business. Whether through
employment, purchase of goods or service, or promotion of the
business, we push our chapters to showcase what makes Missouri
great!
JOANNE NEWCOMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND – This project
encourages FBLA and PBL chapters to raise money for the Joanne
Newcomer Scholarship. Scholarships are awarded to members
majoring in business or business education.
PROGRESS!
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGNS – Missouri FBLA-PBL will hold three
membership campaigns (two are also national campaigns) during
the year.
September Sweeps................................August 1 – September 30
Non Stop November..............................October 1 – December 10
Action Awareness.........................................January 15 – March 1
CONNECTING CHAPTERS – Chapters are encouraged to work
together on projects with neighboring Middle Level, FBLA, and PBL
chapters. This project also encourages FBLA chapter members to
help charter and assist Middle Level chapters.
GOVERNMENT AWARENESS PROJECT – This project is
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in chapter functions and promoting business education.
STATE AWARDS!
CHAPTER OF THE YEAR – The Chapter of the Year Program
recognizes top chapters in Missouri. Chapters earn points for
participating in the many activities offered by Missouri FBLA-PBL
in the areas of chapter management, conference attendance and
recognition, recruitment, public relations, and participation in state
and national projects. Chapters earn points to earn the designations
of Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Honor Roll. Chapters entering the program can qualify for the prestigious Hollis and Kitty Guy Gold Seal
Chapter Award of Merit, which recognizes the top 15% of chapters in
the state.
ADVISER OF THE YEAR – Chapters are encouraged to nominate
one outstanding adviser for Adviser of the Year. One adviser from
each district and an overall state winner will be recognized.
NEW ADVISER OF THE YEAR – Advisers with less than 5 years
of experience can be nominated.
ADMINISTRATOR OF THE YEAR – Chapters are encouraged to
nominate those administrators who have shown exemplary support
of Missouri FBLA-PBL. These administrators will be recognized at
the State Leadership Conference.
OUTSTANDING SERVICE IN A LOCAL CHAPTER – Each chapter is encouraged to submit the name of the member that has proved
the most service to the local organization.
BUSINESS PERSON OF THE YEAR – Chapters are encouraged
to nominate one outstanding business person that has provided
outstanding support and dedication to their local chapters. The
top ten business people will be recognized at our State Leadership
Conference and one business person is eligible to be recognized at
the National Leadership Conference.
LARGEST CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP AND LARGEST
CHAPTER MARKET SHARE – Chapters are recognized by membership according to MSHAA designation for their basketball teams.
Awards for Class 1 through Class 5 will be presented.
SHOW-ME GROWTH – Chapters that increase membership by
5 members or 5%, whichever is greater, are recognized with this
award.
NATIONAL AWARDS!
These awards are a few of those fully described in the Chapter
Management Handbook. View the CMH for more complete National
Awards.
FBLA
• Outstanding Chapter Award
• Membership Achievement
MIDDLE LEVEL
• Chapter Excellence
• Outstanding Chapter Award of Merit
PBL
• Outstanding Chapter
• Membership Achievement Award.
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FBLA-PBL CONFERENCES
SHOW ME LEADERSHIP CONFERENCES
The Show Me Leadership Conferences will be held at the theme
parks of Missouri, offering students the opportunity to start off the
membership year right! With keynotes, pop-up workshops, and
behind the scenes tours, the SMLCs offer many educational components.
IMPORTANT SMLC FACTS & DATES:
When: Worlds of Fun (Kansas City) – October 3
Six Flags (St. Louis) – October 10
Silver Dollar City (Branson) – October 17
How Much: $49 (lunch, t-shirt, and admission included)
Registration Deadline: Worlds of Fun – September 20,
Six Flags & Silver Dollar City – September 24
Payment RECEIPT Deadline: Worlds of Fun – October 1
Six Flags – October 8 | Silver Dollar City – October 15
Where to Register: www.missourifbla.org
NATIONAL FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
Join FBLA-PBL members from across the world at the National Fall
Leadership Conference in Omaha, Nebraska! Participate in exciting
workshops and sessions and attend the Missouri meeting. There
are also NFLCs in Charleston and Baltimore, but these conferences
IMPORTANT NFLC FACTS & DATES:
When: November 6-7
Where: Omaha, Nebraska
How Much: $60* / $70* / $80* (Early/Late/Onsite Registration)
Registration/Hotel Reservation Deadline: October 9
Registration Deadline: ongoing
Where to Register: www.fbla-pbl.org
DISTRICT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCES
District Leadership Conferences will be held throughout Missouri
February 5-20. All objective tests are done via home-site testing.
Each DLC will offer exciting and informative workshops in addition to
competitive events.
IMPORTANT DLC FACTS & DATES:
When: February 5-20
Where: Various locations throughout Missouri
How Much: $10
Registration Deadline: December 1-11
Substitution/Changes/Cancellation Deadline: December 11
Dues Eligibility Deadline: January 13
DLC Skills Testing: January 6-20
DLC Online Testing: January 6-20
Prejudged Submission Deadline: January 13
Payment RECEIPT Deadline: January 13
NLC BOOTCAMP
On June 4, join Missouri FBLA members at Bootcamp to hone in on
your skills for NLC. Take practice tests, perform in front of multiple
sets of judges, and learn many tips and tricks to being successful.
Join us again at NLC for onsite practice of all performance events.
Bootcamp attendees receive priority sign up for time slots.
IMPORTANT NLC BOOTCAMP FACTS AND DATES
When: June 4
Where: Various Missouri locations
How Much: Free
Registration Deadline: May 15
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STATE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCES
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informative leadership workshops and other exciting offerings for
students and advisers. Make sure you don’t forget these deadlines
while planning your chapter’s busy FBLA-PBL Week activities.
IMPORTANT SLC FACTS & DATES:
When: PBL – April 23
FBLA – April 24-26
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How Much: FBLA/PBL - $65, ML - $50
Registration Deadline: February 28
Substitution/Changes/Cancellation Deadline: March 11
Dues Eligibility Deadline: February 15
SLC Skills Testing: March 7-18
SLC Online Testing: March 7-18
Prejudged Submission Deadline: March 4
Payment RECEIPT Deadline: April 3
INSTITUTE FOR LEADERS
The Institute for Leaders is the organizational and leadership training
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This two-day training conference prepares student leaders to assume their responsibilities and develop valuable life skills.
IMPORTANT IFL FACTS & DATES:
When: PBL - 6/23-24
FBLA - 6/28-29
Where: Atlanta, Georgia
How Much: $115* / $125*
NATIONAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
Join over 12,000 FBLA and 2,000 PBL members from across the
globe at the 2016 National Leadership Conference in Atlanta. The
NLC concludes the year’s activities and sets the stage for the
upcoming school year. FBLA and PBL members and advisers participate in business-related and leadership development workshops,
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participate in National competitive events.
IMPORTANT NLC FACTS & DATES:
When: PBL - 6/24-27
FBLA - 6/29-7/2
Where: Atlanta, Georgia
How Much: $105* / $115* / $125*
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Event Receipt Date: May 2
NLC Final Payment Receipt Deadline: ongoing
* National Conference Registration fees are subject to change
COMPETITIVE EVENTS
FBLA SLC ELIGIBILITY OF DLC EVENTS
OBJECTIVE ONLY EVENTS
• Advisers may proctor tests for DLC (FBLA, ML)
• A proctor, other than an adviser, will be needed for SLC (FBLA, ML, PBL)
• National competitors will take their objective exams at NLC (FBLA, PBL)
CATEGORY 1: OBJECTIVE EVENTS
SCHOOL SITE TESTING
SKILLS/PRODUCTION EVENTS
• Advisers may proctor tests for DLC (FBLA)
• A proctor, other than an adviser, will be needed for SLC (FBLA, ML, PBL)
• National competitors will be tested by a state assigned proctor prior to NLC
2015 TESTING DATES
• DLC Objective/Skills/Production Testing – (FBLA, ML)
• SLC Objective/Skills/Production Testing – March 7-18 (FBLA, ML, PBL)
CONFERENCE INFORMATION
MISSOURI FBLA-PBL CONFERENCES
All conference information can be found at www.missourifbla.org under the
Conferences tab.
SUBMITTING CONFERENCE FORMS AND PAYMENT
Registration for all Missouri FBLA-PBL conferences will be done online.
Links for all conference registrations on are on the Missouri FBLA-PBL
website.
When you register for a conference, you will receive an invoice via Freshbooks. Please ensure that a copy of the invoice is included with the payment
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Members may enter three (3) events at the District Leadership Conference. No more than two of these events may have a possible or
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SLC from each DLC:
• Accounting I
• FBLA Principles and
• Introduction to
• Accounting II
Procedures
Financial Math
• Agribusiness
• Healthcare
• Introduction to
• Business Calculations
Administration
Information Technology
• Business
• Insurance and Risk
• Introduction to
Communication
Management
Parliamentary
• Business Law
• Introduction to Business Procedure
• Computer Problem
• Introduction to Business • Networking Concepts
Solving
Communication
• Personal Finance
• Cyber Security
• Introduction to
• Securities and
• Economics
Business Procedures
Investments
Additionally, the next 5 top scores statewide that did not qualify
automatically will receive at-large entries to SLC.
CATEGORY 2: PERFORMANCE EVENTS
Each chapter may enter one member/team in each event of this
category. The top one (1) winner in the following events will
automatically advance to SLC from each DLC:
• Business Ethics
• Introduction to
• Public Speaking I
• Client Service
Business Presentation • Public Speaking II
• Emerging Business Issues • Public Service
• Sales Presentation
• Impromptu Speaking
Announcement
• Social Media Campaign
Payment must be made using a check, cashier check, money order, or credit
card. If you submit a purchase order, it will be shredded immediately. If you
require separate receipts, please complete a separate payment form accordingly.
CATEGORY 3: SKILLS EVENTS
HOW TO USE FRESHBOOKS
Freshbooks is the automated invoicing system for Missouri FBLA-PBL.
When you complete a payment form, you will be prompted to request an
invoice. Accepting this will send you an invoice via the email you entered in
the system.
Each chapter may have two entries at DLC and the top (1) winner from each
district will advance to SLC in skill events. Online test will not be given at DLC
for these events:
• Spreadsheet
• Computer Applications
Applications
• Database Design &
• Word Processing
Application
You may log back in and view this invoice, as well as all past invoices under
the same email address. You may pay this invoice online via credit card. If
you pay by check, you will receive notice when payment has been received.
CATEGORY 4: REPORTS, CASE STUDY EVENTS & FBL
If you make a change to your registration after completing a payment form,
you will need to dispute your invoice only so that updates can be made.
Please refrain from completing payment until you are sure your registration is
complete and correct.
LATE PAYMENTS
Please be aware of the policy for cutting checks at your school, as the deadlines for all 2015-16 Missouri FBLA-PBL conferences are listed in advance.
Missouri FBLA-PBL will impose late fees if payment is not received on time,
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payments must be received by the stated deadline.
• Payment not received by the deadline is subject to a $25 late fee
• Payment not received by conference date is subject to an additional $35
fee and cancellation of your conference registration
CHANGES/SUBSTITUTIONS/REFUNDS
You may submit changes for DLC and SLC using the online registration system. After the system closes, please complete the appropriate change form.
There are no charges for these changes.
Because competitive events are important and the failure of an individual to
compete means that another student has missed out on the opportunity, a
$20 cancellation fee will be imposed at SLC for drops after the cancellation
deadline. A no-show at SLC will result in the same $20 cancellation fee.
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION DATES
Failure to meet conference registration dates may result in your members not
being eligible to compete. Please check the calendar of events for important
deadlines. There is no on-site registration for Missouri FBLA-PBL conferences.
Each chapter may have one entry in this category. Only the top (1) one
winner from each district will automatically advance. At DLC and SLC, the
top eight (8) entries based on the prejudged/test score will present:
• Banking & Financial
• Global Business
• Marketing
Systems
• Graphic Design
• Parliamentary
• Business Financial Plan • Help Desk
Procedure
• Business Plan
• Hospitality
• Publication Design
• Digital Video Production
Management
• Sports & Entertainment
• Electronic Career Portfolio • Job Interview
Management
• Entrepreneurship
• Management
• Website Design
• Future Business Leader
Decision Making
A DLC that has more than 10 entries in Job Interview will use the
rubric for submitted materials to determine the top eight (8) to perform.
Additionally, the next 5 top scores statewide on the above events with
tests statewide that did not qualify automatically will receive at-large
entries to SLC.
CATEGORY 5: STRAIGHT TO STATE
The following events do not require members to qualify at (nor will they be
offered at) DLC in order to compete at SLC. Each chapter may submit one
entry in:
• 3D Animation
• Desktop Application
• American Enterprise Project Programing
• Community Service Project • Local Chapter Annual
• Computer Game &
Business Report
Simulation Programming
• Management
• e-Business
Information Systems
• Mobile App
Development
• Network Design
• Partnership with
Business Project
• Who’s Who in FBLA
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OFFICER ELECTIONS
2016-17 DISTRICT OFFICER ELECTIONS
Each district will elect a President, Vice President of Membership,
Vice President of FBLA-PBL Relations, Vice President of Communications, Secretary, and Parliamentarian. Interested members should
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HOW TO SUBMIT ARTICLES TO BE PUBLISHED
ON THE WEBSITE:
In order to submit your news article or photos to Missouri FBLAPBL for use in publications or on our website, please email the
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APPEARING ON THE NATIONAL FBLA-PBL
WEBSITE AND PUBLICATIONS
RUN FOR THE RIBBONS
Members receive special recognition for participating in our various
state projects. Missouri FBLA-PBL recognizes its member’ participation with the ever-popular conference ribbons. Participate in many
projects and see how many ribbons you can collect.
PROFESSIONAL DIVISION
Advisers, parents, and FBLA-PBL supporters are encouraged to join
the Professional Division. Membership dues are only $25 a year.
Applications will be available on the National Website. Chapters
recruiting the most Professional Division members will be recognized
at the State Leadership Conference.
ADVISER WALL OF FAME
Advisers with 20 years of service and excellence in many areas may
be eligible for nomination to be honored on the FBLA-PBL Adviser
Wall of Fame at the National Center.
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MISSOURI FBLA-PBL CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2014-2015
MONTH
AUGUST
EVENTS
DEADLINES
1 – Online Membership Opens (A)
1 – 9/30 – September Sweeps (F,P)
SEPTEMBER
14-12/4 – Fall Stock Market Game (A)
14-4/22 – Year Long Stock Market Game (A)
20 – SMLC Registration | Worlds of Fun (A)
24 – SMLC Registration | Six Flags & Silver Dollar City (A)
OCTOBER
5-23 – Fall District Meetings (F)
3 – SMLC | Worlds of Fun (A)
10 - SMLC | Six Flags (A)
17 – SMLC | Silver Dollar City (A)
19-11/14 – Virtual Business Challenge Round One (F)
1 – SMLC Payment Receipt | Worlds of Fun (A)
5-18 – Virtual Business Challenge Registration (F)
8 – SMLC Payment Receipt | Six Flags (A)
15 – SMLC Payment Receipt | Silver Dollar City (A)
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1 – 12/10 – Non-Stop November (F,P)
1 – LifeSmarts (M,F)
6-7 – NFLC | Omaha, NE (A)
15 – American Enterprise Day (A)
17 – World Prematurity Day (A)
DECEMBER
1-11 – DLC Registration (M,F)
11 – DLC Substitution/Change/Cancellations (M, F)
JANUARY
19-3/26 – Spring Stock Market Game (A)
15-3/1 – Action Awareness (F,P)
6-20 – DLC Skills Testing (F)
6-20 – DLC Online Testing (M, F)
13 – DLC Prejudged Submission Deadline (F)
13 – DLC Dues Eligibility (M,F)
13 – DLC Prejudged Submission (F)
13 – DLC Payment RECEIPT Deadline
FEBRUARY
2-27 – Virtual Business Challenge Round One (F)
5-20 – DLC (M,F)
1 – Missouri FBLA-PBL Scholarship (F,P)
15 - SLC Dues Eligibility (A)
1-28 – SLC Registration (A)
28 – Chapter of the Year Receipt
28 – Award/Project Receipt
MARCH
4 – SLC Prejudged Submission Deadline (A)
7-18 – SLC Skills Testing (A)
7-18 – SLC Online Testing (A)
1 – BAA Future, Business, Leader Level (F)
1 – CMAP (P)
1 – MAP (M)
1 – Community Service Awards (A)
1 – National Dues Deadline (M,F)
4 – SLC Prejudged Submission (A)
11 – SLC Substitution/Change/Cancellations (A)
APRIL
23 – PBL SLC (P)
25 – ML SLC (M)
24-26 – FBLA SLC (F)
25 – Professional Division SLC
MAY
2-13 – NLC Skills Testing (A)
1 – BAA America Receipt Date for MO Recognition (F)
1 – Final Membership Dues Receipt (A)
1 - Outstanding Chapter Application (A)
1 – Distinguished Business Leader Scholarship (F,P)
1 – Membership Achievement Awards (A)
1 – 100% Participation, Madness, Mania (A)
3 – SLC Payment RECEIPT Deadline
25 – BAA America National Receipt (F)
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2 – NLC Prejudged Submission (A)
2 – NLC Missouri Registration Deadline (A)
JUNE
4 – NLC Bootcamp (F)
23-24 – PBL IFL (P)
24-27 – PBL NLC (P)
28-29 – FBLA IFL (F)
29-7/2 – FBLA NLC (F, M)
10 – ELC Registration Deadline (F)
JULY
25-26 – Executive Leadership Conference TENTATIVE (F)
8 – ELC Substitution/Change/Cancellations (F)
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3D Animation
Accounting I
Accounting II
Agribusiness
American Enterprise Project
Banking & Financial Systems
Business Calculations
Business Communication
Business Ethics
Business Financial Plan
Business Law
Business Plan
Client Service
Community Service Project
Computer Applications
Computer Game & Simulation Programming
Computer Problem Solving
Cyber Security
Database Design & Applications
Desktop Application Programming
Digital Video Production
E-Business
Economics
Electronic Career Portfolio
Emerging Business Issues
Entrepreneurship
FBLA Principles & Procedures
Future Business Leader
Global Business
Graphic Design
Healthcare Administration
Help Desk
Hospitality Management
Impromptu Speaking
Insurance and Risk Management
Introduction to Business
Introduction to Business Communication
Introduction to Business Presentation
Introduction to Business Procedures
Introduction to Financial Math
Introduction to Information Technology
Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure
Job Interview
Local Chapter Annual Business Report
Management Decision Making
Management Information Systems
Marketing
Mobile App Development
Network Design
Networking Concepts
Parliamentary Procedure
Partnership with Business Project
Personal Finance
Public Service Announcement (PSA)
Public Speaking I
Public Speaking II
Publication Design
Sales Presentation
Securities and Investments
Social Media Campaign
Sports and Entertainment Management
Spreadsheet Applications
Web Site Design
Who’s Who in FBLA
Word Processing
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EVENT
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*Your District has the option to prejudge this
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All team members must test individually.
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Accounting for Professionals
Accounting Principles
Administrative Technology (WP)
Business Communication
Business Decision Making
Business Ethics
Business Law
Business Presentation
Business Sustainability
Client Service
Computer Animation
Computer Applications
Computer Concepts
Contemporary Sport Issues
Cost Accounting
Cyber Secruity
Desktop Publishing
Economic Analysis & Decision Making
Emerging Business Issues
Entrepreneurship Concepts
Financial Analysis & Decision Making
Financial Concepts
Financial Services
Forensic Accounting
Future Business Educator
Future Business Executive
Help Desk
Hospitality Management
Human Resource Management
Impromptu Speaking
Information Management
Integrated Marketing Campaign
International Business
Job Interview
Justice Administration
Local Chapter Annual Business Report
Macroeconomics
Management Analysis & Decision Making
Management Concepts
Marketing Analysis & Decision Making
Marketing Concepts
Microeconomics
Mobile Application Development
Network Design
Networking Concepts
Organizational Behavior & Leadership
Parliamentary Procedures
Personal Finance
Project Management
Public Speaking
Retail Management
Sales Presentation
Social Media Challenge
Small Business Management Plan
Sports Management & Marketing
Statistical Analysis
Strategic Analysis & Decision Making
Website Design
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the Business Communication event
• Depending on the number of
the online of prejudged portion of the
event to determine winners and forgo
the presentation component.
Advisers will be advised of this
information ahead of SLC.
• Events with less than three entries
may be “dropped” from the
performance schedule. Advisers will
be advised of this information ahead
of SLC
See the Chapter Management
Handbook for more information or
go to the PBL Competitive Events section of the national website
(www.fbla-pbl.org)
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Report, Chapter
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Report, Chapter
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Test, Individual
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Test, Individual
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Team of 2
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Keyboarding Applications I
Skill Test
1
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Keyboarding Applications II
Skill Test
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Skill Test
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Team (1-3)
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Outstanding Middle Level
Adviser
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Outstanding Middle Level
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Recognition
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Outstanding Middle Level Supporter
Recognition
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Business Concepts
Test, Individual
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Business Communications
Test, Individual
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Computer Concepts
Test, Individual
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Creed Speaking
Prejudged,
Performance, Individual
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Test, Individual
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Internet Concepts
Test, Individual
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Marketing Concepts
Test, Individual
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Personal Finance Concepts
Test, Individual
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Web Page Creation
Public Speaking
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LEGEND
Events marked with a * are not
part of the national Chapter
Management Handbook and
will not be listed as part of the
national recognition
The top 5 places in all events
other than the recognition only
events will be presented medals
at the state conference.
Creed and Public Speaking will
submit their prejudged entries
via a YouTube/SchoolTube video
that is unlisted. The top 5 entries
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RIBBONS
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Advisers who serve as competitive
event administrators at the 2016
SLC
ADVISER (SLC)
Local chapter advisers registered
for conference
ADVISER OF THE YEAR (SLC)
Advisers who are nominated for
2016 Adviser of the Year honors
AMERICA (SLC)
Members who have achieved the
America level in BAA for the
current or in past years
BRONZE CHAPTER (SLC)
Members and advisers of 20152016 Chapter of the Year Bronze
Chapters
BUSINESS (SLC)
Business level in BAA or MAP for
2015-2016
CANDIDATE (SLC)
at the 2016 SLC
CHAPTER OF THE YEAR (SLC)
Members and advisers of 2015
Gold/Silver/Bronze chapters
ENTERPRISE (SLC)
ML Members who have achieved
the Enterprise level in MAP for
2015-2016
ENTREPRENEUR (SLC)
ML Members who have achieved
the Entrepreneur level in MAP for
2015-2016
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GOLD CHAPTER (SLC)
Members and advisers of 20152016 Chapter of the Year Gold
Chapters
MEMBERSHIP MADNESS (SLC)
Members who have recruited 5
new members during 2015-2016
MEMBERSHIP MANIA (SLC)
Members who have recruited 10
new members during 2015-2016
NEW CHAPTER (SLC)
Members and advisers of chapters
that have chartered or reactivated
during 2015-2016
PROFESSIONAL DIVISION
MEMBERS (SLC)
Advisers who are active paid
members of the Professional
GOLD SEAL CHAPTER OF
Division
THE YEAR (SLC)
SILVER CHAPTER (SLC)
Members and advisers of chapters Members and advisers of 2015that received the 2014-2015 Gold 2016 Chapter of the Year Silver
Seal Chapter Award of Merit
Chapters
MARCH OF DIMES (SLC)
STATE PROJECT (SLC)
Members and advisers may purMembers and advisers of chapters
chase these ribbons at conferenc- that participate in one ore more of
es to support the March of Dimes
LEADER (SLC)
VOTING DELEGATE (SLC)
Members who have achieved the Members who participate as a
Leader level in BAA for 2015-2016 voting delegate at SLC
MEMBERSHIP ACHIEVEMENT WHO’S WHO (SLC)
(SLC) Members and advisers of
Members who are nominated for
chapters that have increased paid 2016 Who’s Who in Missouri FBLA
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honors
membership totals
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NATIONAL DRESS CODE
FBLA-PBL members and advisers should develop an awareness of the image one’s appearance projects. The purpose of the dress
code is to uphold the professional image of the association and its members and to prepare students for the business world.
Appropriate attire is required for all attendees—advisers, members, and guests—at all general sessions, competitive events,
regional meetings, workshops, and other activities unless otherwise stated in the conference program. Conference name badges are
part of this dress code and must be worn for all conference functions. For safety reasons, do not wear name badges when touring.
PROFESSIONAL ATTIRE ACCEPTABLE FOR OFFICIAL FBLA-PBL ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:
FEMALES
Business suit with blouse
Business pantsuit
with blouse
Skirt or dress slacks with
blouse or sweater
Business dress Capris or
gauchos with coordinating
jacket/suit, worn below
the knee
Dress shoes
MALES
Business suit with collar
dress shirt and necktie
Sport coat, dress slacks,
collar shirt, and necktie
Dress slacks, collar shirt,
and necktie
Banded collar shirt may
be worn only if sport coat
or business suit is worn
Dress shoes and socks
INAPPROPRIATE
ATTIRE (FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN)
Jewelry in visible body piercing, other than ears; denim or chambray fabric clothing of any kind, overalls,

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strapless, extremely short, or low-cut blouses/tops/dresses/skirts; T-shirts, Lycra™, spandex, midriff tops, tank tops,
bathing suits; sandals, athletic shoes, industrial work shoes, hiking boots, bare feet, or over-the-kneeboots;
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CLARIFICATION–Many women’s two-piece suits are currently designed so that they do not require a blouse.
Therefore, this will be accepted. In addition, sling-back shoes, open-toe shoes, and sleeveless dresses are accepted.
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2015-16 MISSOURI FBLA-PBL CHAPTER OF THE YEAR ENTRY FORM
MUST BE RECEIVED DIGITALLY BY FEBRUARY 28, 2016
SCHOOL NAME:
ADVISER’S NAME:
NO
CHAPTER MANAGEMENT
1
2
3
4
5
MEMBERSHIP RECRUITMENT
6
7
8
9
PUBLIC RELATIONS ACTIVITIES
10
11
12
13
14
SERVICE PROJECTS
15
16
17
ACTIVITY
CHAPTER PRESIDENT:
ADVISER’S E-MAIL:
STATE OFFICER OR DISTRICT OFFICER - AUTOMATIC
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10 `+[+^K`
10 `+^[+£KK`+^">
25 for having a current Lead Chapter Adviser
PROFESSIONAL CHAPTER MEETINGS
5 for each professional meeting held that includes a guest speaker or leadership training activity
CHAPTER MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION
5 for developing a Chapter Program of Work
5 K
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5 for preparing a chapter budget and income statement
5 K
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5 for conducting a FBLA-PBL History Presentation or Emblem Ceremony
FBLA-PBL WEEK ACTIVITIES
5 for each activity conducted in celebration of FBLA-PBL Week
SOCIAL ACTIVITY
5 for each social activity conducted for your chapter members
CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP "
#$%'()%*+.*69
5 for 10-50 members or 10% Market Share OR
30 for over 200 members or 35% or higher Market Share
CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP RECRUITMENT COMMITTEE
5 for developing a membership recruitment committee
5 for developing a membership brochure or video
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGNS
1 for each member who submits a Membership Madness application (recruit 5 NEW members) by February 1
5 for each member who submits a Membership Mania application (recruit 10 NEW members) by February 1
NEW CHAPTER CHARTER OR REACTIVATION
10 for chartering or reactivating a Missouri FBLA or FBLA-Middle Level chapter by February 1
PROFESSIONAL DIVISION MEMBER RECRUITMENT "
on February 1 %'()%*
1 for each member of the Professional Division from your local chapter
PUBLICITY
2 for each article appearing in the school/system newspaper, newsletter, or website (max 10 points)
5 for each article appearing in the local/community newspaper (pictures without an article do not count)
5 for each television appearance or radio program (school TV or radio appearance does not count)
5 for developing and publishing a chapter website about your chapter’s current year activities
5 for developing and maintaining a chapter social media page (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc.) (max 5 points)
FBLA PUBLICATION SUBMISSION
5 for each article published in Tomorrow’s Business Leader prior to February 1
5 for each article posted on the Missouri FBLA Website by February 1 (max 10 points; limit 2 article per month)
SUBMISSION OF FBLA CHAPTER PICTURES
2 per digital picture emailed to [email protected] by February 1 (limit 2 pictures per month)
PARTICIPATION IN THE MISSOURI FBLA GOVERNMENT AWARENESS PROJECT
10 for a US or state legislator participating in a chapter activity
5 5 for a school board member or system superintendent participating in a chapter activity
1 for each member who participates in the Missouri FBLA-PBL/MoACTE Day at the Capitol (max 5 points)
COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS
5
SCHOOL SERVICE PROJECTS
5
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5 for partnering with another CTSO on a joint school service project (max 5 points)
PARTICIPATION IN THE MISSOURI FBLA-PBL STATE SERVICE PROJECT
2 for each $25 a chapter raises and contributes on behalf of the FBLA chapter to the March of Dimes
from May 1, 2015 to February 28, 2016
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5 for conducting a March of Dimes educational activity at your school
2 for each $25 a chapter raises and contributes on behalf of the FBLA chapter to Camp Quality or a
local children’s hospital by February 28, 2016
5 ""February 28, 2016
MAX POINTS
75
30
25
25
5
30
10
15
10
10
30
15
10
25
25
25
15
15
NO
ACTIVITY
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FBLA PROGRAMS/ PROJECTS
CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION AND RECOGNITION
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
MAX POINTS
PARTICIPATION/RECOGNITION AT 2015 STATE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE – AUTOMATIC
50
5 for adviser serving as an event administrator or assistant at the 2015 SLC (max 5 points)
5 for each entry placing 1st-10th Place in a competitive event at the 2015 SLC
1 for each entry competing but not placing at the 2015 SLC
PARTICIPATION/RECOGNITION AT 2015 NATIONAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE – AUTOMATIC
50
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10 for receiving either Gold Seal Chapter Award of Merit, National FBLA-PBL Outstanding Chapter
recognition, achieving Who’s Who, the America Level in the 2014-15 BAA, Achievement Level in 2014-15
Community Service Awards, Enterprise Level in 2014-15 MAP, President Level in 2014-15 CMAP, or a
Distinguished Business Leader Scholarship; or for each member attending the Institute for Leaders.
5 for each member competing but not placing at 2015 NLC (does not include open testing events)
2 for member attending but not competing in an individual/team NAP event at 2015 NLC
5 for attending the 2015 NLC Bootcamp (adviser attendance does not count)
30
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PARTICIPATION AT 2015 SHOW-ME LEADERSHIP CONFERENCES - AUTOMATIC
50
2 for each member attending
PARTICIPATION AT 2015 NATIONAL FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE - AUTOMATIC
50
$ for each member registered for NFLC (any location)
);<=>=)<=?^;+>_?=<=?)<$\=6<;=><[+)\+;6=>?#+;+?>+"#[)?[]'()%* 50
5 for each entry placing First – Fifth Place in each district competitive event
2 for each member competing not placing at the District Leadership Conference
);<=>=)<=?=?<+X6=?+66;+>_?=<=?;_;)"#[)'(by February 28
100
15 for each member achieving the America level of the Individual BAA Program for 2015-16
10 for each member achieving the Leader level of the Individual BAA Program for 2015-16
5 for each member achieving the Business level of the Individual BAA Program for 2015-16
1 for each member achieving the Future level of the Individual BAA Program for 2015-16
);<=>=)<=?=?<+>);+>_?=<=?;_;)"['by February 28
15 for each member achieving the President level of the Individual CMAP Program for 2015-16
10 for each member achieving the Director level of the Individual CMAP Program for 2015-16
5 for each member achieving the Executive level of the Individual CMAP Program for 2015-16
);<=>=)<=?=?<+);+>_?=<=?;_;)"['by February 28
15 for each member achieving the Enterprise level of the Individual MAP Program for 2015-16
10 for each member achieving the Business level of the Individual MAP Program for 2015-16
5 for each member achieving the Entrepreneur level of the Individual MAP Program for 2015-16
PARTICIPATION IN THE COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARDS - by February 28
15 for each member achieving the Achievement level of the Individual CSA Program for 2015-16
10 for each member achieving the Service level of the Individual CSA Program for 2015-16
5 for each member achieving the Community level of the Individual CSA Program for 2015-16
PARTICIPATION IN A MISSOURI FBLA-PBL STATE PROJECT
15
5 for completing a Missouri FBLA State Project (max 15 points)
PARTICIPATION IN NATIONAL FBLA-PBL PROGRAM OR PROJECT
15
5 for each different national FBLA program/project
CONTRIBUTION TO MISSOURI FBLA-PBL CONFERENCE SPONSORSHIP PROJECT (Due February 28'()%* 50
10 for each $50 in sponsorship dollars secured or donated by chapter.
CONTRIBUTION TO MISSOURI FBLA SCHOLARSHIP FUND"#[)'"Due February 28'()%*
50
10 for each $50 contribution secured or donated by chapter to the Missouri FBLA Scholarship Fund
CONTRIBUTION TO MISSOURI FBLA CONFERENCE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (Due February 28'()%* 30
30 for the chapter donation/royalties of $50 or more
30
PARTICIPATION IN THE MISSOURI FBLA CONNECTING CHAPTERS PROJECT
10 for each project conducted with a chapter in another division.
950
TOTAL POINTS RECEIVED
FBLA CHAPTERS WILL BE HONORED AS FOLLOWS:
;>9 Minimum of 275 points
d>9Minimum of 301 points
6f>9 Minimum of 376 points
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>9 Minimum of 450 points
Priority access to SLC housing will be given to those FBLA chapters completing Chapter of the Year.
MIDDLE LEVEL AND PBL CHAPTERS WILL BE HONORED AS FOLLOWS:
;>9 Minimum of 100 points
d>9 Minimum of 150 points
6f>9 Minimum of 201 points
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>9 Minimum of 300 points
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2015 FBLA NATIONAL CONFERENCE WINNERS
1st - 3D Animation
Cooper, Grunden
Cole Camp
6th - Business Financial Plan
Baker, Burns, Roucnkles
Gallatin
9th - Business Financial Plan
Masters
Platte County
1st - Social Media Campaign
Dixon, Jackson
Nixa
6th - Help Desk
Jack McCarthy
Francis Howell
10th - Business Calculations
Joseph Schulte
Mehlville
3rd - Client Service
Leah Kemple
Crest Ridge
7th - Business Ethics
Erisman, Hutcherson, Schmidli
Crest Ridge
10th - Community Service Project
Appleton City R-III
4th - Computer Problem Solving
Austin Wall
Twin Rivers
7th - Future Business Leader
Cameron Leahy
Ft. Zumwalt South
4th - FBLA Principles & Procedures
Andy Pogue
Clinton
7th - Networking Concepts
Scott Plunkett
Montrose
4th - Introduction to Business
William Howlett
John Burroughs
8th - Agribusiness
Rebecca Rodell
Francis Howell
4th - LifeSmarts
Hornung, Perini
Ft. Zumwalt South
8th - Business Law
Evan Masters
Platte County
4th - Marketing
Kruse, Nixon, Watson
New Haven
8th - Entreprensurship
Pulcine, Reader, Zile
Francis Howell
5th - Desktop Publishing
Collier, White
Salisbury
8th - Impromptu Speaking
Tania Contreras
Monett
5th - Introduction to Information Technology
Trey Shaw
Crystal City
8th - Management Information Systems
Castor, Dial, Hoelscher
Blair Oaks
5th - Networking Concepts
Neal Metcalf
North Technical
8th - Network Design
Tortorello, Young
Lutheran High School South
5th - Partnership with Business Project
Platte County
8th - Public Service Announcement
Homan, Vang
Otterville
6th - Accounting II
Tristan Porter
Canton
10th - Computer Game and Simulation Programming
Le, Patrick
McAuley Catholic
10th - Entreprensurship
Campbell, Jardell, Walenczyk
Kickapoo
10th - Public Speaking II
Kylie Jeffers
Gallatin
Parliamentary Procedure - EVENT
Steinbach, Hand, LiaBraaten, Pointer, Woodward
Finalist - 3D Animation
Boren, Jeans
Platte County High School
Finalist - American Enterprise Project
Straubel, York
Platte County High School
Finalist - Digital Video Production
Parker, Willingham
Eldon Career Center
Finalist - Electronic Career Portfolio
Bailey Adams
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Finalist - Future Business Leader
Garren Wegener
Warrensburg Area Career Center
Missouri FBLA at the National Leadership Conference
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2015 PBL NATIONAL CONFERENCE WINNERS
1st - Business Communication
Taylor Libbert
Truman State University
1st - Financial Concepts
Ashton Wolter
1st - Local Chapter Annual Business
Report
1st - Networking Concepts
Andrew Crutcher
1st - Retail Management
Hailey Ketchum
2nd - Human Resource Management
Ketchum, Stearns
2nd - Integrated Marketing Campaign
Grace LaPoint
Evangel University
2nd - Project Management
Regan Katz
2nd - Website Design
Joiner, Salyer
4th - Accounting Principles
Kimberly Clark
Culver-Stockton College
4th - Business Presentation
Booker, Woods
4th - Desktop Publishing
Babar, Huffman
4th - Entrepreneurship Concepts
Kyle Prisock
Missouri Southern State
4th - Information Management
Regan Katz
5th - Business Presentation
DeBrodie, Simpson
University of Missouri - Columbia
5th - Cyber Security
Bethany Joiner
5th - Mobile Application Development
Kelli McNabb
5th - Sales Presentation
Issac Shook
Evangel University
5th - Sports Management and Marketing
Kelly Streeter
5th - Word Processing
Emmalee Smith
6th - Business Ethics
Ajdos, Gallagher, Pizzo
6th - Mobile Application Development
Joiner, Reishman
Southeast Missouri State University Chapter at the National Leadership Conference
6th - Retail Management
Andrew Mitchell
7th - Client Service
Steven Babcock
7th - Computer Applications
Deana Taylor
State Fair Community College
7th - Network Design
Crutcher, Reishman
9th - Financial Concepts
Brynn Burns
Finalist - Hospitality Management
Reischman, Williams
9th - Management Concepts
Cory Herzog
Finalist - Hospitality Management
Kyle Prisock
9th - Social Media Challenge
Dylan Kennedy
Finalist - Human Resource
Management
Allison, Mwangi
10th - Contemporary Sports Issues
Kelly Streeter
Finalist - Business Law
7th - Small Business Management Plan Messner, Richter
Carson, Turner
College of the Ozarks
7th - Website Design
Acklin, Dodson
8th - Justice Administration
Andrew Mitchell
8th - Microeconomics
Ashton Wolter
8th - Organizational Behavior and
Leadership
Taylor Libbert
8th - Statistical Analysis
Leah Simpson
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Finalist - Public Speaking
Nelson Mwangi
FBLA TEAM
PBL TEAM
MIDDLE LEVEL TEAM
AMBER RAUB
MARIA PIZZO
COLE SUMMERS
FBLA President
[email protected]
PBL President
[email protected]
ML President
[email protected]
ANDY POGUE
KIMBERLY CLARK
KOURTNEY BANNER
FBLA VP of Membership
[email protected]
PBL VP of Membership
[email protected]
ML VP of Membership
[email protected]
LUKE DYER
BRYCE ENSOR
JANAE SHIRK
FBLA VP of FBLA-PBL Relations
[email protected]
PBL VP of FBLA-PBL Relations
[email protected]
ML VP of FBLA-PBL Relations
[email protected]
MOLLY SHANNON
EMILY WOODS
MILAYNIE MAY
FBLA VP of Communication
[email protected]
PBL VP of Communication
[email protected]
ML VP of Communication
[email protected]
ARISTA JOHNSON
DYLAN KENNEDY
GRACIE BRUNE
FBLA Secretary
[email protected]
PBL Secretary
[email protected]
ML Secretary
[email protected]
PROFESSIONAL
DIVISION TEAM
BUDDY ALBERSON SALLY BURNETT
PD President
pdpresident@
missourifbla.org
THOMAS POINTER
JACOB SCHMITTLING
KAREN TROPF
FBLA Parliamentarian
[email protected]
PBL Parliamentarian
[email protected]
PD Secretary/Treasurer
pdsecretary@
missourifbla.org
PD Vice President
pdvp@
missourifbla.org
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2015-2016 MISSOURI FBLA-PBL ADVISERS
OFFICER ADVISERS
LAUREN DUVALL
SHARON BUSCHJOST
PAM FINDLEY
JILL SALMON
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CANDACE MITCHELL
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BUDDY ALBERSON
MISTY SHIRK
JAN HOUSE
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SUSAN HUTCHERSON
DEBBIE STEPHENS
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DISTRICT ADVISERS
DEBORAH BURNS - 1
Osborn
[email protected]
SHELLEY HENDERSON - 2
Eldon
[email protected]
SHELLEY SMITH - 2
Nichols Career Center
[email protected]
LISA HOFSTETTER -3
Linn County CTC
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BRIDGETT SCHMUTZ - 5
Mt. Vernon
[email protected]
MARLENA HEIMER - 5
Marlena Heimer
[email protected]
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Otterville
[email protected]
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[email protected]
KIM LUEBRECHT - 7
Bowling Green
[email protected]
SUZANNE HALL - 7
Troy
[email protected]
ANNE KLEMME - 8
Ft. Zumwalt South
[email protected]
TERESA MEYER - 9
Teresa Meyer
[email protected]
JUDY MEYER - 10
Warrensburg
[email protected]
ELLEN LONG - 11
Mack’s Creek
[email protected]
CAROLYN STROBL - 12
Farmington
[email protected]
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PATSY HAMBELTON
MICHELE THURLO
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DENISE BADER- 12
Ste. Genevieve
[email protected]
BRENDA JENKINS - 12
Fredericktown
[email protected]
JILL SALMON - 13
Hermitage
[email protected]
ANGELA MCCULLY - 14
Mountain Grove
[email protected]
THERESA TAYLOR - 15
Cape Central
[email protected]
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Holcomb
[email protected]
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Risco
[email protected]
DEBBIE STEPHENS - 17
Carthage
[email protected]
LEANNA CANFIELD -17
Carthage
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DEBBIE BLOCK -18
Hollister
[email protected]
ALISA CORNELISON -18
Branson
[email protected]
SONDRA STURGUESS - 19
Grand River Tech.
[email protected]
JEFF DAVIS - 20
Puxico
[email protected]
IRENE JACKSON - 20
Neelyville
[email protected]
2015-2016 STATE EXECUTIVE TEAM
MISSOURI CHAPTER
FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA - PHI BETA LAMBDA
FBLA-PBL MISSION STATEMENT
FBLA-PBL GOALS
Our mission is to bring business and education to• Develop competent, aggressive business leadergether in a positive working relationship through inno- ship
vative leadership and career development programs. "KKselves and their work
FBLA-PBL CREED
• Create more interest in and understanding of AmeriI BELIEVE education is the right of every person.
can business enterprise
I BELIEVE the future depends on mutual understand• Encourage members in the development of indiing and cooperation among business, industry, labor,
vidual projects which contribute to the improvement
religious, family and educational institutions, as well
of home, business, and community
as people around the world. I agree to do my utmost
to bring about understanding and cooperation among • Develop character, prepare for useful citizenship,
and foster patriotism
all of these groups.
KI BELIEVE every person should prepare for a useful
occupation and carry on that occupation in a manner ment
that brings the greatest good to the greatest number. • Encourage scholarship and promote school loyalty
I BELIEVE every person should actively work toward • Assist students in the establishment of occupational
improving social, political, community and family life. goals
I believe every person has the right to earn a living at • Facilitate the transition from school to work
a useful occupation.
I BELIEVE every person should take responsibility for FBLA-PBL CODE OF ETHICS
I WILL be honest and sincere.
carrying out assigned tasks in a manner that brings
credit to self, associates, school and community.
I WILLK
I BELIEVE*
ability to perform my work at a high standard.
and to think clearly. I promise to use my abilities to
I WILL willingly accept responsibilities and duties.
make the world a better place for everyone.
I WILLKgestions
and criticisms directed toward the improveFBLA-PBL PLEDGE
ment of myself and my work.
I SOLEMNLY PROMISE to uphold the aims and responsibilities of Future Business Leaders of America- I WILL abide by the rules and regulations of my
school.
Phi Beta Lambda and, as an active member, I shall
strive to develop the qualities necessary in becoming I WILL exercise initiative and responsibility and will
a responsible business leader.
cooperate with my employer and fellow workers.
I WILL dress and act in a manner that will bring respect to me and to my school.
I WILL seek to improve my community by contributing
my efforts and my resources to worthwhile projects.