Competitive Events –Freshman/Sophomores Business Math FBLA Principles and Procedures Introduction to Business Introduction to Bus Communications Introduction to Parliamentary Procedures Introduction to Technology Concepts Public Speaking I Word Processing I S tate L eadership C onference

Accounting I Accounting II –Site Test Banking and Financial Systems Business Calculations Business Communications Business Law Business Procedures Computer Applications Economics Mr./Ms. Future Business Leader Impromptu Speaking Job Interview Marketing Networking Concepts C++ Java Visual Basic Parliamentary Procedures Public Speaking II Technology Concepts Who’s Who in FBLA Word Processing II Individual Events State Leadership Conference

Team Events –Business Plan (1-3) –Business Ethics (2-3) –Desktop Publishing (2) –Emerging Business Issues (2-3) –Entrepreneurship (2-3) –Global Business (2-3) International Business –Multimedia Presentation (1- 3) –Network Design (2-3) –Website Development (2-3) Chapter Events –American Enterprise Project –Businessperson of the Year –Community Service Project –Local Chapter Annual Business Report –Partnership with Business Report Project State Leadership Conference

New Events Business Financial Plan (Team) –Prepare a business financial plan for a business that must refinance after a natural disaster such as a hurricane, tornado, or earthquake. Information may be fictitious. –Written Report and Oral Presentations Cyber Security (Individual) –For the FBLA member that understands security needs for technology. –Objective Test

New Events Database Design and Applications (Individual) –For the FBLA member who demonstrates that they have acquired entry level skills for understanding database usage. –Objective and Site Test Digital Video Production (Individual or Team) –Create a video to promote the national community service project—either the March of Dimes or your state or local service project. –Video and Oral Presentations

New Events E-Business (Individual or team) –Your FBLA chapter is preparing a major fund-raising activity to support community service projects as well as leadership activities. Create an e-business site to promote and sell your products. Minimally the site should include elements such as marketing concepts, site theme, navigational scheme, graphics/multimedia use, shopping cart, and secure pay. –Website and Oral Presentations Electronic Career Portfolio (Individual) –It is a tool that gives employers a complete picture of who you are—your experience, your education, your accomplishments— and what you have the potential to become—much more than just a letter of application and resume can provide. –Portfolio

New Events Management Decisions Making (Team) –Making critical decisions that provide the right direction and a winning position in today’s business world is essential to good management. –Objective Test and Oral Presentation Spreadsheet Applications (Individual) –For the FBLA member who demonstrates that they have acquired skills for spreadsheet development in business. –Objective and Site Test

You must be eligible under Wyoming High School Athletic Association rules or you cannot participate at STATE!