Competition
- Competitive Events Overview-General Information
- Production Events & Objective Test
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Objective Test Events (Updated Sept 2019)
- Objective Event Tips
- Accounting I (updated Sept 2019)
- Accounting II (updated Sept 2019)
- Advertising (updated Sept 2019)
- Agribusiness (updated Sept 2019)
- Business Calculations (updated Sept 2019)
- Business Communication (updated Sept 2019)
- Business Law (updated Sept 2019)
- Computer Problem Solving (Updated Sept 2019)
- Cyber Security (Updated Sept 2019)
- Economics (Updated Sept 2019)
- Health Care Administration (Updated Sept 2019)
- Insurance & Risk Management (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Business (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Business Communication (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Business Procedures (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to FBLA (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Financial Math (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Information Technology (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure (Updated Sept 2019)
- Journalism (Updated Sept 2019)
- Networking Infrastructures (Updated Feb 2021)
- Organizational Leadership (Updated Sept 2019)
- Personal Finance (Updated Sept 2019)
- Political Science (Updated Feb 2021)
- Securities & Investments (Updated Sept 2019)
- Interview Events
- Speaking Events
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Prejudged Projects with Presentation
- 3-D Animation (updated Feb 2021)
- Broadcast Journalism (updated Nov 2020)
- Business Ethics (updated Feb 2021)
- Coding & Programming (Updated Feb 2021)
- Computer Game & Simulation Programming (Updated Nov 2020)
- Digital Video Production (Updated Feb 2021)
- E-Business (Updated Nov 2020)
- Electronic Career Portfolio (Updated Nov 2020)
- Graphic Design (Updated Nov2020)
- Introduction to Business Presentation (Updated Nov 2020)
- Introduction to Social Media Strategy (Updated Nov 2020)
- Mobile Application Development (Updated Nov 2020)
- Public Service Announcement (Updated Nov 2020)
- Publication Design (Updated Nov 2020)
- Sales Presentation (Updated Nov 2020)
- Social Media Strategies (Updated Nov 2020)
- Website Design (Updated Nov 2020)
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Collaborative Obj. Test/Role Play Events (Updated Nov 2020)
- Sequester Guidelines (Updated Sept 2019)
- Banking & Financial Systems (updated Sept 2019)
- Client Service (Updated Sept 2019)
- Entrepreneurship (Updated Sept 2019)
- Help Desk (Updated Sept 2019)
- Hospitality & Event Management (Updated Nov 2020)
- International Business (Updated Nov 2020)
- Introduction to Event Planning (Updated Nov 2020)
- Management Decision Making (Updated Sept 2019)
- Management Information Systems (Updated Sept 2019)
- Marketing (Updated Sept 2019)
- Network Design (Updated Sept 2019)
- Parliamentary Procedure (Updated Sept 2019)
- Sports & Entertainment Management (Updated Sept 2019)
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Prejudged Reports & Presentation (Updated Sept 2019)
- Report Event Tips (Updated Sept 2019)
- American Enterprise Project (Updated Jan 2021)
- Business Financial Plan (Updated Jan2021)
- Business Plan (Updated Jan 2021)
- Community Service Project (Updated Jan 2021)
- Local Chapter Annual Business Report (Updated Jan 2021)
- Partnership with Business Project (Jan 2021)
- Recognition Program
- Statement of Assurance 2021
- California Future Business Leaders of America
- Collaborative Obj. Test/Role Play Events (Updated Nov 2020)
INDIVIDUAL/TEAM ROLE PLAY EVENTS (Updated Sept 2019)
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Applicable Events
- Banking & Financial Systems (starts at SLC)
- Client Service (starts at SLC)
- Entrepreneurship
- Global Business
- Help Desk (starts at SLC)
- Hospitality Management
Introduction to Event Planning ( 6-10 grade, starts at SLC) - Management Decision Making
- Management Information Systems (starts at SLC)
- Marketing
- Network Design (starts at SLC)
- Parlimentary Procedure
- Sports & Entertainment Management
Overview: These events consist of two (2) parts: an objective test (section and state levels) and a role play presentation component (state level only). Competitors are required to complete both parts for award eligibility at the state level.
Finalists: The Top five (5) or eight (8) individual or teams with the highest objective test score at the state conference will compete in the role play presentation portion of the event. Competitors will be given a case study involving a problem outlining the understanding and awareness of the event-specific competencies. Number of finalists (5 or 8) will be finalized by December 31.
Performance Guidelines (SLC Only)
- All competitors must check in at the sequester room thirty (30) minutes prior to the start of the event by showing your photo ID and name badge. Sequester report times will be listed in the conference program.
- Two (2) 4"x6" note cards will be provided to each competitor and may be used during event preparation and performance. Information may be written on both sides of the note cards. Note cards will be collected following the presentation.
- No additional reference materials allowed.
- Turn off all electronic devices.
- Individuals/teams should introduce themselves, describe the situation, make their recommendations, and summarize their cases.
- If participating as a team, all team members are expected to actively participate in the performance.
- All questions raised in the case must be addressed during the presentation.
- Objective test scores will be used to break a tie.
- Final performances are open to conference attendees. Audience members must follow the conference dress code.