OFFICIAL REGISTRATION PACKET
FOR THE
FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA
COLORADO
DISTRICT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
Colorado Community College System
www.cccs.edu
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Colorado Community College System does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or
age in its programs or activities. Please direct inquiries to the CCCS AA? EEO Officer, at 720.858.2971.
FBLA DISTRICT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
This registration packet contains:
GENERAL INFORMATION............................................................................................................................................... 3
CHECKLIST AND DEADLINES ....................................................................................................................................... 6
DRESS CODE .................................................................................................................................................................... 7
REGISTRATION FORM 1 ................................................................................................................................................. 8
REGISTRATION FORM 2 ................................................................................................................................................. 9
REGISTRATION FORM 3 ............................................................................................................................................... 10
CHAPTER EVENT WORKING PAPERS (FOR CHAPTER USE ONLY) ................................................................ 11
FBLA DISTRICT OFFICER APPLICATION .................................................................................................................. 19
FBLA STATE SELECTION COMMITTEE APPLICATION ......................................................................................... 20
COLORADO ADDENDUM TO COMPETITIVE EVENTS ........................................................................................... 21
JUDGE’S PROFILE – DLC COMPETITION DAY ....................................................................................................... 22
JUDGE’S PROFILE – PREJUDGED EVENTS ........................................................................................................... 23
CHAPTER NAME TAGS ................................................................................................................................................. 24
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FBLA DISTRICT CONFERENCE
GENERAL INFORMATION
ELIGIBILITY:
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All Colorado high school students who have paid their dues for affiliation with the State and National FBLA
organizations received by the deadline of December 1, are eligible to compete in the District Leadership
Conference.
If dues are paid after December 1, the member may participate in a chapter event or as a voting delegate and
may attend workshops but MAY NOT participate in any individual or team competitive event.
Due to the size of our organization, Future Business Leaders of America, participation at the State Leadership
Conference (SLC) must be determined from District Leadership Conference (DLC) results.
EVENTS:
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Each active FBLA Chapter is to involve as many of their members as possible.
REMEMBER: District events fall into three categories – individual, team, and chapter. A participant may compete
in two events at the District level, but may not enter two live judged events (Ex. Job Interview and Business
Ethics).
A member may not have competed in the same individual event at a previous National Conference.
o Repeating Participants: A member who has competed as an individual entry in a team event, may
compete in the same event a second time as part of a team, but not as an individual again.
See the Chapter Management Handbook to identify individual, team, and chapter events. In the event the
participant qualifies for state in two events, he/she must choose one event and notify the Vice President and
Adviser within one week following the district conference. A student may only compete in only one (1) event at
the state level.
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HANDBOOK:
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All advisers should have the most recent copy of the Colorado and National Chapter Management
Handbooks. Please refer to these handbooks before completing the following registration materials, and make
certain your participants are familiar with the event guidelines before arrival at the District Leadership Conference.
If you do not have the Colorado current handbook updates, you may download the file from the State FBLA
Website (www.fbla-pbl.cccs.edu), FBLA Adviser’s Corner.
The National FBLA office provides the National Chapter Management Handbook. It is the Chapter’s
responsibility to follow CURRENT guidelines.
DISTRICT OFFICERS:
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This is the time for local chapters to select candidates for the next District Secretary and Reporter. We need your
cooperation and support in making this a meaningful event at our district conference. Being a district officer can
be a real educational opportunity as well as loads of fun. Encourage your members to become involved.
Application forms and other information for potential district officers are included in the Colorado Chapter
Management Handbook; duplicate as necessary for your candidates.
STATE OFFICERS:
• Encourage your members to run for a state office. Each chapter may only run three (3) candidates. Refer to the
State Officer Guideline, located on the State Officer page of the Colorado Web Site.
STATE SELECTION COMMITTEE: Each district is encouraged to select a student to serve on the Selection Committee
at the State Leadership Conference. In order to be eligible, a student must be a one-year (+) member of FBLA,
1. May not be from the same chapter as an officer candidate,
2. May not be competing at the State Conference and must be available for two days at the conference.
3. Provide a completed application and resume with district conference registration forms
The final selection is up to the individual district. If the position is not filled during the scheduled district conference
activities, the State Vice President will appoint a member of their choice. The appointment must be made prior to the
State Leadership Conference registration deadline.
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DISTRICT CONFERENCE: This is an opportunity for local chapter members to come into contact with fellow members
pursuing business related careers, evaluate in a competitive way their personal skill growth, and derive the benefits of
affiliation with FBLA beyond the local level.
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Pre-registration is REQUIRED for proper planning and organization. Please use the enclosed forms for this
purpose and mail directly to your State Vice President.
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No refunds will be given; however, substitutions may be made if the need arises. Substitutions must be a duespaid member. No substitutions are allowed for computer production events. All persons registered must be paid
for whether they come to conference or not. Substitution forms are available in your registration packet, and must
be submitted to conference headquarters upon arrival.
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Each chapter is encouraged to bring guests to observe the day’s activities, but they must also register for the
conference and pay the registration free.
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Each chapter is responsible for providing sufficient supervision for their chapter members (12 members to one
adviser) at the District Leadership Conference.
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Persons participating in the conference are encouraged to attend general sessions, workshops, and election
proceedings.
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Rules of good conduct outlined in the Chapter Management Handbook MUST be followed.
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Completed MEDICAL FORMS and CODE OF CONDUCT VERIFICATION STATEMENTS must be available
through the local adviser (keep in your possession at all times). These forms are located in the Chapter
Management Handbook; duplicate as necessary for your members.
DRESS CODE:
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Appropriate business/conference attire is mandatory for all attendees—advisers, members and guests---at all
general sessions, competitive events, workshops and other activities unless otherwise stated in the conference
program.
Participants will NOT be admitted to workshops and competitive events if in violation of the dress
code. Furthermore, competitors will not walk on stage during the awards session if seen violating the dress code.
Conference nametags are part of the dress code and must be worn at all times during the conference.
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Students, as well as advisers, through their participation in FBLA, should develop a keen awareness of the image
one’s attire projects in the business world. 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.
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REFER TO THE DRESS CODE GUIDELINES IN THIS PACKET AND THE CHAPTER MANAGEMENT
HANDBOOK.
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SPECIAL NOTES:
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Received Deadlines: Chapters are expected to meet all deadlines. No telephone calls will be accepted for
changes—they must be in writing. Please request for your check, from your administration, to be processed in
plenty of time to meet the payment deadline. Allow plenty of time if using the US Postal Service.
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Judges’ and Conference Chairpersons’ decisions are final.
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It is the responsibility of each local adviser to pick up all materials after the closing session.
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Please allow plenty of time to arrive at the District Conference.
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Objective tests will be taken online at the home school. It is the responsibility of the chapter adviser to have their
members take the tests in the individual district’s timeframe. The local chapter adviser(s) will administer the
online test.
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Cell phones or any other electronic device will not be allowed in holding areas. A student will be disqualified if a
violation occurs.
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The top ten (10) winners may be recognized in all events.
o The top three (3) in Objective Only Events will qualify for the State Conference.
o The top three (3) in Objective/Computer Production Events will qualify for the State Conference.
o The top three (3) in Team Events will qualify for the State Conference.
o The top three (3) in Individual/Team Events will qualify for the State Conference.
o The top three (3) in Individual Judged Events will qualify for the State Conference.
Refer to the Event Limitations page of the Colorado Competitive Handbook of on www.fblapbl.cccs.edu for clarification of the categorized events.
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CELL PHONES: THERE WILL BE A NO TOLERANCE POLICY ON CELL PHONES USED OR SEEN DURING
ANY EVENTS. STUDENTS WILL BE DISQUALIFIED. Common courtesy would be that the adviser monitor
cell phone use during opening session, workshops, and awards ceremony.
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CHECKLIST AND DEADLINES
DECEMBER 1: ONLINE MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION WITH THE NATIONAL OFFICE
Adviser Dues: $23.00, Student Dues: $14.00 (State - $87.00, Nationals - $6.00). All dues payable to the National Office
DECEMBER 3: ONLINE DISTRICT CONFERENCE REGISTRATION WILL OPEN and will CLOSE December 17.
___www.fbla-pbl.cccs.edu: Conferences Page
RECEIVED DEADLINE DATE: December 17: Uploaded Copies of the following:
___ Registration Form 1
___ Registration Form 2
___ Registration Form 3
___ Judges’ Profile Sheets
RECEIVED DEADLINE DATE : January 21
___ Registration Check: (Contact VP/Adviser on who to make the check payable to)
___ Job Interview Materials – Uploaded
___ Future Business Leader Materials – Uploaded
___ Who’s Who in FBLA Materials – Uploaded
___ State Selection Committee Application – Uploaded
___ FBLA District Officer(s) Application(s)
___ Business Financial Plan – Uploaded
___ Business Ethics Synopsis – Uploaded
___ Business Plan – Uploaded
___ Desktop Publishing – Uploaded
___ Accounting II – Uploaded
___ Computer Applications – Uploaded
___ Database Design & Applications – Uploaded
___ Social Media Campaign – Uploaded
___ Spreadsheet Applications – Uploaded
___ Word Processing – Uploaded
Upload OR Send 2 (two) copies of materials and 2 (two) copies of the statement of assurance form in 2 (two) small labeled
envelopes for the following: (Labels to include: Names/School/Event).
___ 3D Animation
___ Computer Game & Simulation Programming
___ Desktop Application Programming
___ Desktop Publishing
___ Digital Video
___ Digital Design & Promotion
___ E-Business
___ Mobile App Development
___ Web Site Design
RECEIVED AT DISTRICT CONFERENCE
____Name tag (follow guidelines for your district)
Theme: Colorado FBLA: Taking the Extra Step
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DRESS CODE
COLORADO FBLA
FBLA 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. Participants will NOT
be admitted to workshops and competitive events if in violation of the dress code. Furthermore, competitors will not walk
on stage during awards sessions if seen violating the dress code.
Males
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Business suit with collared dress shirt, and necktie or
Sport coat, dress slacks, collar shirt, and necktie or
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.
Females
 Business suit with blouse or
 Business pantsuit with blouse or
 Skirt or dress slacks with blouse or sweater or
 Business dress
 Capris or Gauchos with coordinating jacket/suit, worn below the knee
 Dress shoes
Inappropriate attire, for both men and women, includes:
 Jewelry in visible body piercing, other than ears
 Denim or chambray fabric clothing of any kind, overalls, shorts, skorts, stretch or stirrup pants, exercise or bike
shorts.
 Backless, see-through, tight-fitting, spaghetti straps, strapless, extremely short, or low-cut blouses/tops/dresses
 T-shirts, Lycra, spandex, midriff tops, tank tops, bathing suits
 Sandals, flip-flops, athletic shoes, industrial work shoes, hiking boots, bare feet, or over-the-knee-boots
 Athletic wear, including tennis shoes
 Hats or flannel fabric clothing
 Bolo ties
 Visible foundation garments
Dress code violations must be apparent upon a quick glance. When checking dress code, ask yourself a simple question:
“What would a job interviewer notice?”
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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FBLA DISTRICT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
REGISTRATION FORM 1
SCHOOL:
ADDRESS:
Street
City
PHONE:
Ext.
Zip
FAX
CHAPTER ADVISER:
Best Time to be reached:
Adviser E-Mail Address:
Adviser Cell Phone Number
CHAPTER PRESIDENT:
Chapter President E-Mail Address:
ADVISER ASSISTANCE:
If you would like to serve on the Grievance Committee (please circle).
YES
NO
If you would like to serve on the Dress Code Committee (please circle).
YES
NO
REGISTRATION:
Members
@
= $
Advisers
@
= $
Guests
@
= $
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE
= $
Registration Fees:
District 1: $20.00
District 6: $25.00
District 2: $25.00
District 7: $20.00
District 3: $20.00
District 8: $20.00
District 4: $20.00
District 9: $25.00
District 5: $40.00
District 10: $20.00
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FBLA DISTRICT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
REGISTRATION FORM 2
SCHOOL
Please print in alphabetical order by participant’s last name. Include all events that each student is participating in under
event column. If participants are in multiple events, please list separately. You may provide this information in an excel
spreadsheet. This information is necessary to cross reference with online registration.
Participant Name
First Name
Last Name
(Ex:) Joe
Smith
1.
Event
Intro. To Business
(I) Individual
(T) Team
(C) Chapter
Grade
I
10
(S) Student
(A) Adviser
(G) Guest
S
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
Can create Excel sheet and attach
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FBLA DISTRICT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
REGISTRATION FORM 3
District Selection Committee Member
State Selection Committee
(Must complete application)
District Secretary Candidate
District Secretary Campaign Manager
District Reporter Candidate
District Reporter Campaign Manager
Voting Delegates
Under 50 members – two voting delegates
50-100 members – three voting delegates
Over 100 members – four voting delegates
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FBLA DISTRICT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
CHAPTER EVENT WORKING PAPERS (FOR CHAPTER USE ONLY)
INDIVIDUAL OBJECTIVE EVENTS
GRADE
• Unlimited Entries
• Online Testing at the home school
PARTICIPANT
Accounting I
Agribusiness
Business Calculations
Business Communication
Business Law
Business Math
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th
(9 & 10 Grade Only)
Business Procedures
Computer Problem Solving
Cyber Security
Economics
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INDIVIDUAL OBJECTIVE EVENTS
• Unlimited Entries
• Online Testing at the home school
GRADE
FBLA Principles & Procedures
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th
(9 & 10 Grade Only)
PARTICIPANT
Health Care Administration
Insurance and Risk Mgmt.
Introduction to Business
th
th
(9 & 10 Grade Only)
Intro to Business Communication
th
th
(9 & 10 Grade Only)
Intro to Parliamentary Procedure
th
th
(9 & 10 Grade Only)
Intro to Info Technology
th
th
(9 & 10 Grade Only)
Network Concepts
Personal Finance
Securities Investments
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INDIVIDUAL/TEAM COMPUTER PRODUCTION EVENTS
Limit of entries per allowed Voting Delegates
• Computer Production Tests received by January 20 to your District State VP/Adviser
• The following events consist of 2 (two) parts – an objective test (online testing at the home school) and a
computer production test. See Event Guidelines for details
INDIVIDUAL EVENTS
GRADE
PARTICIPANT
Accounting II
(Individual Event)
Computer Applications
(Individual Event)
Database Design & Applications
(Individual Event)
Spreadsheet Applications
(Individual Event)
Word Processing
(Individual Event)
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TEAM EVENTS
Limit of entries per allowed Voting Delegates
Must be a team of 2 or 3 members
GRADE
Banking & Financial Systems
Top 5 scores will present
at Districts – Collaborative Online
Objective Test at the home school
PARTICIPANT
Team 1
Team 2
Entrepreneurship
Top 5 scores will present
at Districts – Collaborative Online
Objective Test at the home school
Team1
Team 2
Global Business
Top 5 scores will present
at Districts – Collaborative Online
Objective Test at the home school
Team1
Team 2
Hospitality Management
Top 5 scores will present
at Districts – Collaborative Online
Objective Test at the home school
Team 1
Team 2
Management Decision
Making
Top 5 scores will present
at Districts – Collaborative Online
Objective Test at the home school
Team1
Team 2
Management Information
Systems
Top 5 scores will present at
Districts – Collaborative Online
Objective Test at the home school
Team1
Marketing
Top 5 scores will present at
Districts – Collaborative Online
Objective Test at the home school
Team 1
Team 2
Team 2
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TEAM EVENTS
Limit of entries per allowed Voting Delegates
Must be a team of 2 or 3 members, Parliamentary Procedure must be a team of 4 or 5
GRADE
Network Design
Top 5 scores will present at
Districts – Collaborative Online
Objective Test at the home school
PARTICIPANT
Team 1
Team 2
Sports Management
Top 5 scores will present
at Districts – Collaborative Online
Objective Test at the home school
Team 1
Team 2
Business Ethics
Team 1
Team 2
Emerging Business Issues
Presentation at Districts
Team 1
Team 2
Parliamentary Procedure
(No Oral Presentation at
Districts – Objective test
taken independently online at
the home school)
Must be a team of 4 or 5
Team 1
Team 2
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INDIVIDUAL (I) or TEAM (T) EVENTS
Limit of entries per allowed Voting Delegates
May be an Individual or a Team of 2 or 3
GRADE
Business Financial Plan
(I or T)
(Presentation at Districts)
PARTICIPANT
Team 1
Team 2
Business Plan (I or T)
(Presentation at Districts)
Team 1
Team 2
Business Pres. (I or T)
(Presentation at Districts)
Team 1
Team 2
3D Animation (I or T)
(No Presentation at Districts)
Team 1
Team 2
Computer Game & Simulation
(I or T)
(No Presentation at Districts)
Team 1
Team 2
Desktop Application Program
(I or T)
(No Presentation at Districts)
Team 1
Team 2
Desktop Publishing
Team 1
(I or T)
(No Presentation, Production ONLY)
Team 2
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INDIVIDUAL (I) or TEAM (T) EVENTS
Limit of entries per allowed Voting Delegates
May be an Individual or a Team of 2 or 3
GRADE
Digital Design & Promotion
(I or T)
(No Presentation at Districts)
PARTICIPANT
Team 1
Team 2
Digital Video Production
(I or T)
(No Presentation at Districts)
Team 1
Team 2
E-Business (I or T)
(No Presentation at Districts)
Team 1
Team 2
Mobile App Development
(No Presentation at Districts)
Team 1
Team 2
Public Service Announcement
(No Presentation at Districts)
Team 1
Team 2
Social Media Campaign
(No Presentation at Districts)
Team 1
Team 2
Web Site Design
(I or T)
(No Presentation at Districts)
Team 1
Team 2
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INDIVIDUAL JUDGED EVENTS
Limit of entries per Voting Delegates
GRADE
PARTICIPANT
Client Services
(Performance at Districts)
Electronic Career Portfolio
(Must be Web based)
Future Business Leader
(Online Objective Test at home school)
(Interview at Districts)
Help Desk
Top 5 scores will present at Districts
Online Objective Test at home school
Impromptu Speaking
(Performance at Districts)
Job Interview
(Performance at Districts)
Job Application form can be downloaded
From www.fbla-pbl.org
Public Speaking I
(Performance at Districts)
th
th
(9 & 10 Grade Only)
Public Speaking II
(Performance at Districts)
Sales Presentation
(Performance at Districts)
Who’s Who
(Limit one per chapter and must
have completed the Future Level of
the BAA’s)
Seniors Only
CHAPTER EVENTS
Name Tag (Districts Only)
State and National Chapter Events due with State Registration:
• Limit one project of each event, per chapter
• Members may not compete in a chapter event and an individual/team event at SLC
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American Enterprise
Community Service
Local Annual Business Report
Partnership with Business
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FBLA DISTRICT OFFICER APPLICATION
To run for District Secretary or Reporter, submit this application form along with the following to the District Adviser by
the district conference registration deadline:
• Current transcript (must have at least a 2.5 GPA)
• Letter of recommendation from the local adviser
• Resume (not to exceed two (2) pages)
NAME:
CHAPTER:
SCHOOL ADDRESS:
CITY
STATE
ZIP
YEAR IN SCHOOL:
HOME PHONE:
ADVISER’S NAME:
Type answers to the following questions. Use a separate sheet of paper if needed.
1. List all your FBLA involvement (include offices held, conferences attended, honors and awards).
2. List contributions you have made to your local FBLA in years of membership. (Be specific, list any committee
work you have done, ideas you have had, time you’ve spent working on projects, etc.)
3. In your opinion, what are qualities of a leader? List things you have accomplished which pertain to leadership.
4. Explain why you feel you should be selected as a district officer.
I certify that I am an active member in good standing of the
Chapter of FBLA. To the best of my knowledge, all information submitted is accurate and correct.
Signature
Date
Adviser Signature
Date
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FBLA STATE SELECTION COMMITTEE APPLICATION
NAME:
CHAPTER:
SCHOOL ADDRESS:
CITY
STATE
ZIP
YEAR IN SCHOOL:
HOME PHONE:
ADVISER’S NAME:
Type answers to the following questions. Use a separate sheet of paper if needed.
1. List all your FBLA involvement (include offices held, conferences attended, honors and awards).
2. List contributions you have made to your local FBLA in years of membership. (Be specific, list any committee
work you have done, ideas you have had, time you’ve spent working on projects, etc.)
3. In your opinion, what are qualities of a leader? List things you have accomplished which pertain to leadership.
4. Explain why you feel you should be selected for the State Selection Committee.
I certify that I am an active member in good standing of the
Chapter of FBLA. To the best of my knowledge, all information submitted is accurate and correct.
Signature
Date
Adviser Signature
Date
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COLORADO ADDENDUM TO COMPETITIVE EVENTS
The following events deviate from the National Competitive Guidelines.
District Leadership Conference:
No Presentations:
3D Animation
Computer Game & Simulation Programming
Desktop Application Programming
Digital Design & Promotion
Digital Video
E-Business
Parliamentary Procedure
Public Service Announcement
Social Media Campaign
Web Site Design
Presentation Events: All equipment (computer/projector) must be provided by the chapter
Presentations at Districts: A student may not be in two of these events
Banking & Financial Systems (top five scores will be notified to present at Districts)
Business Ethics
Business Financial Plan
Business Plan
Business Presentation
Client Service
Electronic Career Portfolio
Entrepreneurship (top five scores will be notified to present at Districts)
Emerging Business Issues
Future Business Leader
Global Business (top five scores will be notified to present at Districts)
Help Desk (top five scores will be notified to present at Districts)
Hospitality Management (top five scores will be notified to present at Districts)
Impromptu Speaking
Job Interview
Management Decision Making (top five scores will be notified to present at Districts)
Management Information Systems (top five scores will be notified to present at Districts)
Marketing (top five scores will be notified to present at Districts)
Network Design (top five scores will be notified to present at Districts)
Public Speaking I
Public Speaking II
Sales Presentation
Sports and Entertainment Mgmt (top five scores will be notified to present at Districts)
Computer Production Event time allotments for District Conference:
Accounting I:
1 hour
Computer Applications:
1 hour
Desktop Publishing:
1 hour
Spreadsheet Applications:
1 hour
Word Processing :
1 hour
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JUDGE’S PROFILE – DLC COMPETITION DAY
Name:
Home Address:
Home and Cell Telephone numbers:
Name of Company:
Position with Company:
Company Address
Telephone and Fax Number:
Email:
The following are events in which we need judges at our District Conference. Please indicate areas you would be interested in judging,
prioritizing your choices: (1 first choice, 2 second choice, etc.)
Banking & Financial Systems
Business Ethics
Business Financial Plan
Business Plan
Business Presentation
Client Service
Electronic Career Portfolio
Entrepreneurship
Emerging Business Issues
Future Business Leader
Global Business
Help Desk
Hospitality Management
Impromptu Speaking
Job Interview
Management Decision Making
Management Information Systems
Marketing
Network Design
Public Speaking I
Public Speaking II
Sales Presentation
Sports and Entertainment Mgmt
Nametag
Name of adviser recommending judge:
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JUDGE’S PROFILE – PREJUDGED EVENTS
Name:
Home Address:
Home Telephone:
Name of Company:
Position with Company:
Company Address:
Company Telephone:
Fax Number:
Email:
The following are events in which we need judges to prejudge these events. Please indicate areas you would be
interested in judging, prioritizing your choices: (1 first choice, 2 second choice, etc.)
3D Animation
Business Financial Plan
Business Plan
Computer Game & Simulation
Desktop Application Programming
Digital Design & Promotion
Digital Video
E-Business
Social Media Campaign
Web Site Design
Name of adviser recommending judge:
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CHAPTER NAME TAGS
This event is designed to promote FBLA through a display of enthusiasm and creativity on a competitive basis.
ELIGIBILITY
 District – Each chapter may enter one nametag design.
 State – None
 Nationals - None
EVENT STRUCTURE
o All nametags must be completed by registration.
o Every member must wear a nametag of their school’s design.
o All nametags must have school name and member/adviser/guest name.
o A sample nametag will be turned in at registration for judging.
JUDGING PROCEDURE
The judging will be based on:
• Arrangement
• Art and Design
• Presentation
REQUIRED ELEMENTS
• School Name
• Member/Adviser/Guest Name
• Colorado Theme: Taking the Extra Step
NAMETAG JUDGING
School Name
This event is designed to let each chapter use its imagination and creativity by designing a nametag, which will represent
its chapter.
PLEASE JUDGE THE NAME TAG ON THE FOLLOWING:
Arrangement
Eye appeal
Art principles considered
Required Elements
25
Art and Design
Creativity
Originality
Technique
Neatness/readability
35
Presentation
Development of a theme
Effective use of promotional piece
40
Total Score
100
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