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BusinessLeader<br />
Tomorrow’s<br />
bringing business and education together<br />
Summer 2014<br />
2014 national Winners!<br />
top 10 #NLC2014 event winners<br />
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National Board of Directors<br />
Ted Harshbarger, Chair<br />
Nebraska PBL State Adviser<br />
Peru State College<br />
tharshbarger@peru.edu<br />
Mountain Plains Region<br />
Karen Heslep, Chair-elect<br />
PBL Adviser<br />
Arkansas State University Mountain Home<br />
kheslep@asumh.edu<br />
Southern Region<br />
Zulema Garcia<br />
KPMG LLP<br />
zgarcia@kpmg.com<br />
Business/Industry Representative<br />
Lisa Hofstetter<br />
FBLA Adviser<br />
Linn County Area Career and Technical Center<br />
lhofstetter@brookfield.k12.mo.us<br />
North Central Region<br />
Lee C. Marcoux<br />
State Director<br />
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Shea Padilla<br />
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Arizona Department of Education<br />
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Western Region<br />
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FBLA Adviser<br />
Hidden Valley High School<br />
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Western Region<br />
2014–15 FBLA National Officer Team<br />
Sam Kessler<br />
FBLA National President<br />
Wissahickon High School, Pennsylvania<br />
fblapres@fbla.org<br />
Annika Mulaney<br />
FBLA National Secretary<br />
Bartow High School, Florida<br />
fblasec@fbla.org<br />
Ruben Torres<br />
FBLA National Treasurer<br />
Warren Township High School, Illinois<br />
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Hiral Patel<br />
FBLA National Parliamentarian<br />
Castle Rock High School, Washington<br />
fblaparl@fbla.org<br />
Sabrena Sabet<br />
FBLA Eastern Region Vice President<br />
Lakeland High School, New York<br />
fblaervp@fbla.org<br />
Sarah Niederee<br />
FBLA Mountain Plains Region Vice President<br />
Great Bend High School, Kansas<br />
fblampvp@fbla.org<br />
Kelly Wilkerson<br />
FBLA Adviser<br />
Warren Township High School<br />
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North Central Region<br />
Lisa Weeks<br />
State Chair/Adviser<br />
Alabama State Department of Education<br />
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FBLA-PBL Division Presidents<br />
Sam Kessler<br />
FBLA National President<br />
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Pennsylvania<br />
Beau Cobb<br />
PBL National President<br />
pblpres@fbla.org<br />
Rhode Island<br />
David Jones<br />
Professional Division National President<br />
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Georgia FBLA Executive Director<br />
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Jean M. Buckley<br />
FBLA-PBL, Inc.<br />
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Madisyn Harris<br />
FBLA North Central Region Vice President<br />
Clever High School, Missouri<br />
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Nick Crawford<br />
FBLA Southern Region Vice President<br />
Ringgold High School, Georgia<br />
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FBLA Western Region Vice President<br />
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Table of<br />
CONTENTS<br />
President’s Message.................................2<br />
FBLA president Sam Kessler encourages you to get the<br />
most from FBLA.<br />
PBL Corner........................................... 3<br />
PBL president Beau Cobb talks about Stepping Up to the<br />
Challenge.<br />
Officer Notes.............................................4<br />
Tips and insights from your 2014–15 national officers.<br />
2014 National Winners..............................6<br />
Top 10 #NLC2014 competitive event winners.<br />
2014–15 Conferences..............................11<br />
Step Up to #NFLC2014.<br />
Middle Level Recognition........................16<br />
ML competitive event winners are listed.<br />
Fundraising...............................................18<br />
A preview of your 2014–15 fundraising resources.<br />
Sponsors & Partners...............................19<br />
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October<br />
Oct. 8<br />
Oct. 10<br />
Oct. 17<br />
Oct. 20<br />
Oct. 20<br />
Oct. 20<br />
Oct. 24<br />
Fall Stock Market Game begins<br />
ACTE Outstanding Business Student<br />
Award—postmark deadline<br />
Webinar: Welcome Back to FBLA-<br />
PBL<br />
Google Hangout: FBLA National<br />
President Address to the Nation<br />
Webinar: National Fall Leadership<br />
Conferences<br />
NFLC—Washington, D.C.: Early-bird<br />
registration deadline<br />
NFLC—Minneapolis: Early-bird<br />
registration deadline<br />
Super Sweeps ends<br />
LifeSmarts competition<br />
Virtual Business Finance Fall<br />
Challenge<br />
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Challenge<br />
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Summer 2014<br />
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President’sMESSAGE<br />
President’s Welcome!<br />
Getting the most from FBLA<br />
By Sam Kessler<br />
Hello everyone, I’m Sam Kessler, your<br />
national president; and on behalf of<br />
the entire FBLA national officer team,<br />
I’m excited to welcome you to the new<br />
membership year.<br />
In order to get the most out of FBLA,<br />
or out of anything for that matter, we<br />
need to actively seek out challenges.<br />
With FBLA specifically, the benefits of<br />
an active membership in this organization<br />
reach far beyond what you’d<br />
traditionally expect from a schoolsponsored<br />
activity.<br />
In addition to the exciting competition<br />
highlighted by the recent National<br />
Leadership Conference, we have the<br />
unique opportunity at FBLA meetings,<br />
Ice Breaker Activities<br />
Below you will find creative activities you can use to<br />
energize members and help establish new relationships with<br />
one another.<br />
activities, and upcoming conferences<br />
such as the NFLCs to learn from the<br />
firsthand experiences of business<br />
professionals.<br />
FBLA’s purpose is two-fold: It teaches<br />
us business and professional skills<br />
for our future—giving us present-day<br />
opportunities to travel and to meet new<br />
people—while helping our communities<br />
and developing skills that will benefit us<br />
now and for our future.<br />
When I first joined FBLA, I had no way<br />
of predicting the impact it would have<br />
on my life. Not only have I gained leadership<br />
and business skills, but I’ve also<br />
made some of my best friends who I’ll<br />
keep in contact with long after I leave<br />
high school. I know many of you have<br />
had a similar experience with FBLA,<br />
and that is what makes it so special.<br />
The opportunities offered by this organization<br />
are universal in that each and<br />
every one of us has the opportunity to<br />
take advantage of them.<br />
I encourage all of you to Step Up to the<br />
Challenge this year by taking advantage<br />
of the many opportunities to meet<br />
new people, participate in national<br />
programs, gain new leadership skills,<br />
and, of course, have some fun!<br />
Sam Kessler<br />
Sam Kessler, a senior at Wissahickon High<br />
School, has held several positions in his local<br />
and state chapters.<br />
At the conclusion, each participant should introduce his or her<br />
partner to the group, mentioning something interesting he or<br />
she learned during the interview.<br />
Autograph: In this networking activity, the leader creates a<br />
sheet that contains fifteen to twenty different items, such as<br />
“plays the violin” or “has traveled internationally”. Each person<br />
receives a worksheet and finds people who fill the criteria to<br />
sign the paper. A good rule to go by is that no one can sign<br />
each sheet more than once. By doing this, people will have to<br />
move around and meet a bigger group of individuals.<br />
Interviews: Participants partner up with one other person<br />
and conduct interviews with each other. The leader facilitating<br />
should suggest questions such as “how long have you been<br />
involved with FBLA?” or “what events you are competing in?”<br />
M&M Game: Pass a bowl of M&Ms around the group and<br />
instruct everyone to take as many as they like. After everyone<br />
has gotten a chance to reach into the bowl, tell them that for<br />
each M&M they took, they need to tell the group something<br />
interesting that pertains to them. One variation of this game is<br />
to color code specific questions. For instance, for every red<br />
M&M, have them state one event they have competed in for<br />
FBLA, and for every blue M&M, one FBLA conference they’ve<br />
attended, and so on.<br />
Using these icebreakers, you’ll not only bring your members<br />
together, you’ll Step Up to the Challenge this upcoming year.<br />
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PBLCORNER<br />
Up to the Challenge<br />
FBLA-PBL is a lifetime journey<br />
By Beau Cobb<br />
My name is Beau Cobb, and I am<br />
currently serving as the Phi Beta<br />
Lambda (PBL) national president. PBL<br />
is the college division of FBLA. For<br />
those of you that attended the NLC in<br />
Nashville, make sure to take that passion<br />
and enthusiasm back to your local<br />
chapters! Last year was a recordbreaking<br />
year, and I am confident that<br />
we will see many more successes during<br />
the 2014–15 year.<br />
I hope that you are ready to Step Up to<br />
the Challenge this year. Just like you,<br />
I was a member of FBLA. I grew up in<br />
a small rural town, and FBLA gave me<br />
the opportunity to network and compete<br />
with the best students across the<br />
nation.<br />
My connection to FBLA started when I<br />
joined FBLA-Middle Level. I continued<br />
my journey with FBLA in high school<br />
and then joined the Professional<br />
Division while working in my first job.<br />
And then I joined PBL after enrolling in<br />
college.<br />
PBL gives FBLA members the opportunity<br />
to continue your journey in our<br />
association while you’re enrolled in a<br />
postsecondary institution. During my<br />
PBL journey, I have had the opportunity<br />
to take what I’ve learned in the<br />
classroom and apply it in real life.<br />
I’ve demonstrated marketing,<br />
accounting, and management skills<br />
during my time in PBL. I’ve also had a<br />
ton of fun and made even more connections.<br />
Whether this is your first year in FBLA<br />
or your senior year, remember you are<br />
a part of something that lasts a lifetime.<br />
If you have any questions about<br />
PBL or just want to talk, please feel<br />
free to reach out to me at pblpres@<br />
fbla.org.<br />
Beau Cobb<br />
Beau, a senior at Johnson & Wales University,<br />
serves as PBL national president. Beau has<br />
been a member of all four divisions and is in<br />
his tenth year as a FBLA-PBL member.<br />
THE Innovation center<br />
Help Shape the Future of FBLA-PBL!<br />
The FBLA-PBL National Center wants to hear from you! Have a great idea you want to share? Members<br />
and advisers can now submit, vote, and promote their ideas at The Innovation Center, and then check<br />
back to monitor the progress of their ideas.<br />
www.fbla-pbl.org/ideas<br />
Summer 2014<br />
3
OfficerNOTES<br />
Preparing a Local Chapter<br />
Progam of Work & Plan of Action<br />
By Annika Mulaney<br />
A program of work is a written layout of the goals a chapter<br />
plans to accomplish during the year. Developing a program<br />
of work may initially seem like a daunting task, but it is actually<br />
a very effective way to carry out your chapter goals.<br />
Begin a local chapter plan of action with a meeting of your<br />
chapter officers. As a team, look over the FBLA-PBL goals,<br />
mission, and creed. Brainstorm activities your chapter can<br />
undertake that align with the FBLA-PBL goals. Think about<br />
goals that cover community service, fundraising, public<br />
relations, professional development, and membership<br />
recruitment. Make a list of about three to six broad goals,<br />
depending on the size of your chapter, and write down subpoints<br />
under each broad goal. These subpoints should have<br />
specific programs you can implement or activities you can<br />
do that relate to the main goal. For example, under the goal<br />
“fundraising,” your specific tasks could be to contact local<br />
businesses, host a school bake sale, and participate in a<br />
car wash. Beside each task, write down a completion date.<br />
This schedule will help you get your goals done on time and<br />
determine whether they are realistic or not.<br />
When you have completed your program of work, evaluate it<br />
with your chapter adviser to ensure your plan is feasible and<br />
achievable by your chapter’s members. Delegate responsibilities<br />
in the program to each chapter officer and review<br />
the program of work every month to keep track of your<br />
chapter’s accomplishments. Remember, it’s better to have<br />
attainable, simple goals than unrealistic ones. That being<br />
said, don’t be afraid to be ambitious! Check out the sample<br />
project activities and links below if you need ideas. Best of<br />
luck in the upcoming year as we Step Up to the Challenge.<br />
• July: Create a schedule for the upcoming year<br />
(see http://bit.ly/1lcxGYT)<br />
• August: Plan a membership recruitment schedule to use<br />
when school starts (see http://bit.ly/1vMpkbp)<br />
• September: Host a chapter ice cream social to invite<br />
students to join FBLA<br />
• October: Compile competitive event study materials and<br />
distribute them to members (see http://bit.ly/1qKg9nB)<br />
• November: Participate in the Non Stop November<br />
program by completing five March of Dimes and American<br />
Enterprise Day tasks (see http://bit.ly/1lcxYPF)<br />
• December: Contact at least five local businesses for<br />
sponsorships<br />
• January: Target a local community service project and<br />
ask FBLA members to be volunteers (could apply to Community<br />
Service Awards, see http://bit.ly/XQ3712)<br />
• February: Contact a successful local businessperson and<br />
ask him or her to speak at the next chapter meeting<br />
• March: Host a Middle Level day and meet with a middle<br />
school chapter to share ideas and opportunities<br />
• April: Sponsor a walk-a-thon to raise money for the March<br />
of Dimes (see http://bit.ly/1tAvRGG)<br />
• May: Aim for 100% student participation in the Business<br />
Achievement Awards<br />
• June: Hold a chapter officer training to help newly elected<br />
officers begin their terms<br />
Annika Mulaney<br />
Annika is a three-term state officer and currently serves as the Florida<br />
State Secretary. She has held five district and chapter offices, and<br />
placed nationally in competitive events.<br />
4 Tomorrow’s Business Leader
OfficerNOTES<br />
Planning the First<br />
Local Chapter Meeting<br />
By Hiral Patel<br />
Local chapter meetings are a time when members can get<br />
together to discuss ideas, plan events, and make decisions.<br />
As the new school year inches closer it is time for chapters<br />
across the nation to start planning their first meeting. At<br />
the first meeting new members come to learn more about<br />
our organization and returning members look for ways to<br />
increase their involvement.<br />
The first local chapter meeting is very important to get<br />
everyone excited for what the year has in store. Well-planned<br />
meetings are the base of every successful chapter because<br />
they spur interest and participation. Here are a few tips to<br />
facilitate your planning:<br />
• Welcome from local chapter officers<br />
• Icebreaker<br />
• Discuss the benefits of joining FBLA-PBL (use one of the<br />
many slideshows or videos found at the E-Learning Center to<br />
enhance your presentation: http://tinyurl.com/p9ugy9g)<br />
• Brainstorm ideas and events that the chapter can take on<br />
during the school year and appoint committees to work on<br />
planning and implementing the ideas<br />
• Membership sign-up & collect dues<br />
• Set and announce a future meeting place and time<br />
Good luck and start planning for your first local chapter<br />
meeting today!<br />
• Hold an officer meeting before the general meeting for<br />
preparation purposes<br />
• Post flyers and make announcements around the school<br />
to create a buzz around the upcoming<br />
meeting<br />
• Make available a sign-in sheet where<br />
members can provide their name and<br />
contact information<br />
• Ensure that all members receive<br />
equal speaking and participation time<br />
during the meeting<br />
• Be sure to supply adequate time for<br />
the meeting<br />
One of the most crucial factors of<br />
a meeting is an agenda. An agenda<br />
provides guidance and helps keep the<br />
meeting in order so that<br />
business is conducted in an organized<br />
manner. Some items that can be<br />
included in the agenda of the first local<br />
chapter meeting are as follows:<br />
Hiral Patel<br />
Hiral has held offices at the state and regional levels and is looking<br />
forward to making an impact at the national level.<br />
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Summer 2014<br />
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CompetitiveEvents<br />
Congratulations to our Top 10 2014<br />
NLC Competitive Event Winners!<br />
Nearly 7,100 students competed in over 60 events at the 2014 National Leadership<br />
Conference in Nashville, Tennessee. Congratulations to all who participated!<br />
Accounting I<br />
Sponsored by KMPG LLP<br />
1. Vivian Li, Mira Loma High School, California<br />
2. Patricia Lu, Blue Valley North High School, Kansas<br />
3. Nathan Linklater, Okanogan High School, Washington<br />
4. Jack Zhang, Wissahickon High School, Pennsylvania<br />
5. Hannah Kruse, New Haven High School, Missouri<br />
6. Neil Sharma, Homestead High School, California<br />
7. Daniel Barracato, Old Bridge High School, New Jersey<br />
8. Gabriel Argush, Marlboro High School, New Jersey<br />
9. Daniel Weiland, Coral Reef Senior High School, Florida<br />
10. Yuchen Liu, South Fayette High School, Pennsylvania<br />
Accounting II<br />
Sponsored by American Institute of Certified Public Accountants<br />
(AICPA)<br />
1. Holly Williams, West Bend-East/West High School, Wisconsin<br />
2. Ben Pike, Waunakee High School, Wisconsin<br />
3. Grayham Lohrey, Simsbury High School, Connecticut<br />
4. Mark Toda, Tualatin High School, Oregon<br />
5. Jesse Fitch, Chattahoochee High School, Georgia<br />
6. Andres Garcia, Mission High School, Texas<br />
7. Arielle Perez, Chattahoochee High School, Georgia<br />
8. Sawyer Bressler, Montoursville Area High School, Pennsylvania<br />
9. Ryan Kurohara, Westlake High School, California<br />
10. Calli Luikart, Tualatin High School, Oregon<br />
Agribusiness<br />
Sponsored by Junior Tours<br />
1. Eric Wolf, Stroudsburg High School, Pennsylvania<br />
2. Zachary Crum, Troy High School, California<br />
3. Payton Rhodes, Troy Buchannan High School, Missouri<br />
4. Jenna Sattazahn, Conrad Weiser Area High School, Pennsylvania<br />
5. Austin Jarrett, Sky View High School, Utah<br />
6. Noah Hunter, Ridley High School, Pennsylvania<br />
7. Collin Smith, Pinckneyville High School, Illinois<br />
8. Jacob Carsten, Kimball High School, South Dakota<br />
9. Claire Kim, Williamsville East High School, New York<br />
10. Austin Clark, St. Frederick High School, Louisiana<br />
American Enterprise Project<br />
Sponsored by Praxis<br />
1. Brenna Backemeyer, Natalie Elwood, Wyatt Stroy,<br />
Elmwood-Murdock High School, Nebraska<br />
2. Courtney Renfro, Carlie Snethen, Alexis Yelland,<br />
West Franklin High School, Kansas<br />
3. Andrew Carroll, Katie Polkowski, Aaron Tam,<br />
Pompton Lakes High School, New Jersey<br />
4. Chase Bouse, Ashley Ebeck, Ashtyn Rottinghaus,<br />
Wellsville High School, Kansas<br />
5. Christine Clark, Allison Lu,<br />
Warren Township High School, Illinois<br />
6. Matt Freels, Wade Hodges, Chase Lyons, Beech High School, Tennessee<br />
7. Zoe Clark, Brad Johnston, Molly Schafer,<br />
Odessa High School, Washington<br />
8. Johnny Kohlbeck, Jason Leurquin, Diane Xue,<br />
Germantown High School, Wisconsin<br />
9. Megan Gerk, Allison Schaefer, Seth Thompson,<br />
Haxtun High School, Colorado<br />
10. William (Will) Britt, Cory Staton, Robinson Secondary School, Virginia<br />
Banking and Financial Systems<br />
Sponsored by Visa Inc.<br />
1. David Fan, Zachary Richheimer, Williamsville East High School, New York<br />
2. Scott McGehee, Kiley Varney, Hesston High School, Kansas<br />
3. Hunter Lankford, Visar Mehmeti,<br />
Riverwood International Charter School, Georgia<br />
4. Ji Eun Lee, Cedric Nixon, Hanphenie Zhou,<br />
Homestead High School, California<br />
5. Katharine Garrett, Kaitlyn Oppliger, Blair High School, Nebraska<br />
6. Jenna Plotzky, George Solane, Christian Sottosanti,<br />
Westhill High School, Connecticut<br />
7. Coleman Forst, Kaleb Koerperich, David Luebcke,<br />
Marysville High School, Kansas<br />
8. Harsimran Gill, Saavan Patel, Rancocas Valley Regional, New Jersey<br />
9. Austin Greenwood, Alex Johnson, Stephanie Schmidt,<br />
Two Rivers High School, Wisconsin<br />
10. Brandon Daly, Ryan Huff, Kaizad Parekh,<br />
Campbell County High School, Wyoming<br />
Business Calculations<br />
Sponsored by Tom-Wat Fundraising<br />
1. Kyle Xiao, Webster Schroeder High School, New York<br />
2. Haiwen Gui, Alpharetta High School, Georgia<br />
3. Benjamin Wu, Buchholz High School, Florida<br />
4. Sennett Yang, Upper Dublin Senior High, Pennsylvania<br />
5. Dhruv Patel, Hightstown High School, New Jersey<br />
6. Joan Lim, Radnor High School, Pennsylvania<br />
7. Kevin Chen, Walnut High School, California<br />
8. Tony Jiang, Lynbrook High School, California<br />
9. Mark Melvin, Pennsylvania FBLA Virtual Chapter, Pennsylvania<br />
10. Esteban Zapata, Hialeah Gardens High School, Florida<br />
Business Communication<br />
Sponsored by SunTrust Bank, Inc.<br />
1. Vismaya Kharkar, West High School, Utah<br />
2. Cameron Leahy, Fort Zumwalt South High School, Missouri<br />
3. Emily Holland, Apollo High School, Kentucky<br />
4. Alex Chen, Valley Center High School, Kansas<br />
5. Sophia Deng, Diamond Bar High School, California<br />
6. Tyler Wilson, Ironwood High School, Arizona<br />
7. Annabelle Williams, Downingtown STEM Academy, Pennsylvania<br />
8. Allison Lu, Warren Township High School, Illinois<br />
9. Nicklaus Stegmuller, Princess Anne High School, Virginia<br />
10. Jessica Ji, Oak Park High School, California<br />
6 Tomorrow’s Business Leader
Business Ethics<br />
Sponsored by Foundation for Teaching Economics<br />
1. Jessica Chen, Yoo (Yoohyun) Choi, Odette Wang,<br />
Homestead High School, California<br />
2. Ryan Bigej, Miranda Gibson, Natasha Troxler,<br />
Canby High School, Oregon<br />
3. Sonia Murthy, Sophia Tevosyan,<br />
STEM High School, Washington<br />
4. Lian Song, Liwen Xu, Monta Vista High School, California<br />
5. Katelynn Dane, Andrea Hampton, Samantha Reed,<br />
Arcadia Valley R-2 School Dist, Missouri<br />
6. Tamir Cummings, Christopher Mays, Reyonia Whipple,<br />
Brunswick High School, Georgia<br />
7. Anna Ngo, Jasmine Syed, Stephanie Zimbru,<br />
Grant Community High School, Illinois<br />
8. Abigail Decker, Sofia Goodman, Katelyn Hageman,<br />
Hesston High School, Kansas<br />
9. Tara Bailey, Gracie Johnson,<br />
Montgomery County Area Technology Center, Kentucky<br />
10. Kristen Miller, Julia Rivera, Kennett High School, Pennsylvania<br />
Business Financial Plan<br />
Sponsored by H&R Block<br />
1. Maria Alba, Allison Gonzalez,<br />
Mater Academy Charter High School, Florida<br />
2. Rogelio Dieguez, Marilyn Figueredo, Brandon Uria,<br />
Mater Academy Charter High School, Florida<br />
3. Michaela Mapes, Westside High School, Nebraska<br />
4. Seth Thomas, Mckayl Turner, Damonte Ranch High School, Nevada<br />
5. Khamis Peoples, Aysha Reeves,<br />
Cheyenne Central High School, Wyoming<br />
6. Hannah Goh, Katie Luo, Sydney Wang,<br />
Homestead High School, California<br />
7. Logan Curnal, Peter Gilroy, Isaac Syre,<br />
Wallenpaupack Area High School, Pennsylvania<br />
8. Divya Abraham, Shweta Mohandas, Prasanna Tamminayana,<br />
Seven Lakes High School, Texas<br />
9. Jesus Castillo, Joe Medina, Uriel Valenzuela,<br />
Metro Tech High School - VIP, Arizona<br />
10. Alex Hartley, Graciela Lowery, Pell City High School, Alabama<br />
Business Law<br />
Sponsored by Professional Educators of Tennessee<br />
1. Chris Weeks, Governor Livingston Regional, New Jersey<br />
2. Po-Yu (Bryan) Peng, Homestead High School, California<br />
3. Eric Huang, John P. Stevens High School, New Jersey<br />
4. Susan Sun, Homestead High School, California<br />
5. Lauren Passero, Patriot High School, Virginia<br />
6. Shumrith VinaKollu, Alpharetta High School, Georgia<br />
7. Brandon Chen, Homestead High School, California<br />
8. Garren Wegener, Warrensburg Area Career Center, Missouri<br />
9. Leah Gulyas, Athens High School, Pennsylvania<br />
10. Naveen Chokkar, Seven Lakes High School, Texas<br />
CompetitiveEVENTS<br />
Business Math<br />
Sponsored by Ozark Delight Candy Company<br />
1. Micheal Pearson, duPont Manual High School, Kentucky<br />
2. Austin Lentsch, Theodore F. Riggs High School, South Dakota<br />
3. Ian Campbell, Neshaminy High School, Pennsylvania<br />
4. Louise Zhuang, Oconee County High School, Georgia<br />
5. Pranay Tamminayana, Seven Lakes High School, Texas<br />
6. Keerthana Chakka, Seven Lakes High School, Texas<br />
7. Nityam Rathi, Hillcrest High School, Utah<br />
8. Ethan Smith, Lakewood Senior High School, Florida<br />
9. Reese Butler, Paducah Tilghman High School, Kentucky<br />
10. Tina Lu, Whippany Park High School, New Jersey<br />
Business Plan<br />
Sponsored by Wesleyan College<br />
1. Micah Cowley, Smith Hart, Brent Hawks,<br />
Grayson County Career and Technical Center, Virginia<br />
2. Kimberly Barrera-Estrada, Grace Ramstad, Eric Thomas,<br />
Centennial High School, Oregon<br />
3. Georgi Halverson, Sophie Halverson, Megan Hayes,<br />
Davenport High School, Washington<br />
4. Dom Mues, Chris Nachman, Wauconda High School, Illinois<br />
5. Joseph Aunce, Bradley Darling, Westhill High School, Connecticut<br />
6. Kaden Littrell, Betsy Shobe, Canton-Galva High School, Kansas<br />
7. Ramya Gopalakrishnan, Monik Walters,<br />
Valley Stream Central High, New York<br />
8. Erin Bohling, Amzie Dunekacke, Julia Oestmann,<br />
Johnson-Brock High School, Nebraska<br />
9. Caitlin Dickson, Anna Shipman, Angela Zadrima,<br />
George C. Marshall High School, Virginia<br />
10. Anna Hafner, Kay VanAsdale, St. Teresa’’s Academy, Missouri<br />
Business Presentation<br />
Sponsored by The Howe School at Stevens Institute of Technology<br />
1. Dominic Bozzo, Jordan Luntz, Knoch High School, Pennsylvania<br />
2. Josef Benzaoui, Sharon Heung, Dorothy Jiang,<br />
International Community School, Washington<br />
3. Darin Chaichitatorn, Daniella Feijoo, Alex Guiritan,<br />
Mundelein High School, Illinois<br />
4. Lauren Collins, Vishakha Holsambre, Northview High School, Georgia<br />
5. Cora Connolly, Jason Elicker, Lexie Meyer,<br />
Lake George Junior-Senior High School, New York<br />
6. Sam Gebelhoff, Paul Kahlon, Tyler Meyer, Wauconda High School, Illinois<br />
7. Olivia Gartz, Lelia Terzic, Marvin Ridge High School, North Carolina<br />
8. Victor Lee, Angelo Tarver, Zachary High School, Louisiana<br />
9. Austin Conn, Leanna Rosberg, Claire Vanness,<br />
Wausa High School, Nebraska<br />
10. Yuyang Chu, Mitch Reinig, Noah Ryan,<br />
Blue Valley North High School, Kansas<br />
Business Procedures<br />
Sponsored by Northwood University<br />
1. Yana Ilieva, Springfield High School, Pennsylvania<br />
2. Melissa Li, Williamsville East High School, New York<br />
3. Claire Fogarty, George C. Marshall High School, Virginia<br />
4. Courtney Marshall, Walton-Verona High School, Kentucky<br />
5. Kelly Smith, Cyprus High School, Utah<br />
6. Eric Wang, Ward Melville High School, New York<br />
7. Zach Anderson, Dickinson High School, North Dakota<br />
8. Jessica Shu, Seven Lakes High School, Texas<br />
9. Svyatoslav Yushchyshyn, Ridgewood High School, Illinois<br />
10. Matthew Guyan, South Fayette High School, Pennsylvania<br />
Summer 2014 7
CompetitiveEVENTS<br />
Client Service<br />
Sponsored by KPMG, LLP<br />
1. Kathryn Hucks, Lumpkin County High School, Georgia<br />
2. Kennedy Watson, Englewood Senior High School, Colorado<br />
3. Shoshanna Israel, Upper Dublin Senior High, Pennsylvania<br />
4. Sean Phillips, Clopton High School, Missouri<br />
5. Josie Williams, South Harrison High School, Missouri<br />
6. Brielle Haithcock, Ponte Vedra High School, Florida<br />
7. Carrie Lynne Wolford, George Wythe High School, Virginia<br />
8. Aliyah Formen, Ridgeview High School, Oregon<br />
9. Alexandra Waughman, Woodinville High School, Washington<br />
10. Sierra Plumhof, Uintah High School, Utah<br />
Community Service Project<br />
Sponsored by New Worlds Emerge at WorldStrides<br />
1. Naomi Jung, Edward Li, Rie Ohta,<br />
Homestead High School, California<br />
2. Cameron Cook, Mandi Hylton, Makayla McCoy,<br />
Castlewood High School, Virginia<br />
3. Grant Harris, Jami McVay, Sarah Niederee,<br />
Great Bend High School, Kansas<br />
4. Emily Gunter, Lauren James, Logan James,<br />
Buckeye High School, Louisiana<br />
5. Kylie Ackerman, Taylor Bock, Taylor Fischer,<br />
Appleton City R-II High School, Missouri<br />
6. Rachel Stephens, Hailey Waldron, Wayne County High School, Georgia<br />
7. Makenzie Deines, Bryanna Svoboda, Centre High School, Kansas<br />
8. Nicole Lee, Mikayla McMillan, Brooklyn Sisk, Clinton High School, Missouri<br />
9. Amy Christianson, Gretchen Eichelberger, Justin Hart,<br />
Northern High School, Maryland<br />
10. Carlie Budworth, Stephanie Krautscheid,Centennial High School, Oregon<br />
Computer Applications<br />
Sponsored by Lead2Feed<br />
1. Faythe Maston, Ripley High School, West Virginia<br />
2. Junwei Ren, Bradwell Institute, Georgia<br />
3. Chris Gibson, Knox Central High School, Kentucky<br />
4. Nastarshia Jones, Craigmont High School, Tennessee<br />
5. Isiah Villareal, Omaha High School, Arkansas<br />
6. Courtney Marshall, Towns County High School, Georgia<br />
7. Michelle Risan, Parshall High School, North Dakota<br />
8. Danny Chu, Troy High School, California<br />
9. Lane Pelham, Kingman High School, Arizona<br />
10. Nathan Yuchi, River Hill High School, Maryland<br />
Computer Game & Simulation Programming<br />
Sponsored by The Art Institutes<br />
1. John Peurifoy, Peter Sharpe, Paul Vienhage,<br />
Central High School, Missouri<br />
2. Noah Gann, Cooper Geurin, Bolivar High School, Missouri<br />
3. Masaki Isago, Brandon Vu, Alief Kerr High School, Texas<br />
4. Jonathan Ngan, Matthew Porras, Nicholas Samoray,<br />
Cupertino High School, California<br />
5. Lorenzo Henderson, Caleb Pagel, Sebastian Quinones,<br />
Eastwood High School, Texas<br />
6. Oscar Maldonado, Jacob Schoenthaler,<br />
Northridge High School, Colorado<br />
7. Esteban De La Cruz, Thao Pham, Juan Seguin High School, Texas<br />
8. Scotty Martin, Jacob Martinez, Samantha Slayton,<br />
Robinson Secondary School, Virginia<br />
9. Austin Hoyle, Alburnett High School, Iowa<br />
10. Nikhil Jog, Ammer Soliman, Parsippany Hills High, New Jersey<br />
8 Tomorrow’s Business Leader<br />
Computer Problem Solving<br />
Sponsored by Friends of the Association<br />
1. James Hulce, Menomonee Falls High School, Wisconsin<br />
2. Asher Kenerly, Wayne County High School, Georgia<br />
3. Richard Lassiter, Spring Hill High School, Tennessee<br />
4. Neal Metcalf, North Technical High School, Missouri<br />
5. Dane Bush, Cass High School, Georgia<br />
6. Alexander Patchin, Advanced Technology Center High School, Virginia<br />
7. Jordan Hart, Middleton High School, Florida<br />
8. Oz Bejerano, Union County Vocational, New Jersey<br />
9. Nicholas Putting, Hallsville High School, Missouri<br />
10. Alexander Chang, University High School, California<br />
Cyber Security<br />
Sponsored by CareerSafe ® Online<br />
1. Christopher Gardner, George C. Marshall High School, Virginia<br />
2. Bruce Blair, Advanced Technology Center High School, Virginia<br />
3. Handa Chun, Mount Hebron High School, Maryland<br />
4. Rahul Ramkumar, Hillcrest High School, Utah<br />
5. Tushar Jois, Oak Park High School, California<br />
6. Douglas Ritter, Downingtown STEM Academy, Pennsylvania<br />
7. Varun Arora, John P. Stevens High School, New Jersey<br />
8. Sam Rondinelli, Ouray High School, Colorado<br />
9. Michael McDonald, Homestead High School, California<br />
10. Derek Howard, Harrisburg R-VIII High School, Missouri<br />
Database Design & Application<br />
Sponsored by Oracle Academy<br />
1. Dominique Kennerly, Savannah Arts Academy, Georgia<br />
2. Matthew Versyn, Fannin High School, Georgia<br />
3. Connor Hill, Osceola Fundamental High School, Florida<br />
4. Yidi Huang, duPont Manual High School, Kentucky<br />
5. Matthew Leung, North Penn High School, Pennsylvania<br />
6. Travis Bell, Ruben S. Ayala High School, California<br />
7. Matthew Muscarella, Union County Vocational, New Jersey<br />
8. Jeffrey Yan, North Penn High School, Pennsylvania<br />
9. Alex Kwok, Nashville High School, Arkansas<br />
10. Alyssa Parson, Douglas MacArthur High School, Texas<br />
Desktop Application Programming<br />
Sponsored by Country Meats<br />
1. Alexander Neben, Boulder High School, Colorado<br />
2. Blair Urish, Santa Fe Trail High School, Kansas<br />
3. Ryan Regier, Damonte Ranch High School, Nevada<br />
4. Christopher Woodle, Lakewood Senior High School, Florida<br />
5. Anthony Liu, Alpharetta High School, Georgia<br />
6. Cris Sochacki, Red Bank Regional High School, New Jersey<br />
7. Sam Rankin, Osceola Fundamental High School, Florida<br />
8. Daniel Lovell, Pepperell High School, Georgia<br />
9. Jason Cillo, South Fayette High School, Pennsylvania<br />
10. Thurston Sapp, Little Rock Central High School, Arkansas<br />
Desktop Publishing<br />
Sponsored by DormCo.com<br />
1. Christina Jiang, Kathy Wang, Seven Lakes High School, Texas<br />
2. Carley Bearden, Lindsey Harris, Bauxite High School, Arkansas<br />
3. Brooke Boshers, Alexa Davis, Mt. Pleasant High School, Tennessee<br />
4. Kyle Bogatz, John Willey, Elmwood-Murdock High School, Nebraska<br />
5. Makenna Wallin, Chase County High School, Nebraska<br />
6. Lexie Wright, Tessie Yates, Sylacauga High School, Alabama<br />
7. Trevor McQuay, Kylie Wiegert, Wausa High School, Nebraska<br />
8. Chloe Eck, Emily Quiroa, Spencer County High School, Kentucky<br />
9. Shveta Thakkar, Sneha Thakkar, Illinois Mathematics and<br />
Science Academy, Illinois<br />
10. Halle Sieve, Northwestern School District, South Dakota
Digital Design & Promotion<br />
Sponsored by Krispy Kreme Fundraising<br />
1. Zach Smith, Landon Swearngin, Ozark High School, Missouri<br />
2. Madeline Grunin, Valley Stream Central High, New York<br />
3. Taillane Armas, Chase Cabre, Gregory Sanor,<br />
Armwood High School, Florida<br />
4. Isabel Lin, Serena Ngan, Stephanie Shi, Cupertino High School, California<br />
5. Emily Neubert, Woodinville High School, Washington<br />
6. Saridh Galvan, Tamara Lopez, Carlisle Vidourek, Sandy Creek High School,<br />
Georgia<br />
7. Sean Howard, Jesse Velleu, Mamaroneck High School, New York<br />
8. Halee Reasor, United High School, Pennsylvania<br />
9. Kimberlyn Hughes, Ian Webb, Allatoona High School, Georgia<br />
10. Saige Herbert, Ben Lambrecht, Fleming High School, Colorado<br />
Digital Video Production<br />
Sponsored by PDC Productions<br />
1. Will Hart, Shikha Jaaswal, Westhill High School, Connecticut<br />
2. Kelsey English, Riley Kuykendall, Drew Mitchell,<br />
Kossuth High School, Mississippi<br />
3. Jayce Kolinski, Joe O’Claire, Andres Ortiz,<br />
Menomonee Falls High School, Wisconsin<br />
4. Jeremy Herzog, Cameron Kern, Warren Township High School, Illinois<br />
5. Derrick Chow, Matthew Li, Michael Win, Westmoor High School, California<br />
6. Dominique Breland, Joe Rivera, Steven Safille,<br />
Jack Britt High School, North Carolina<br />
7. Sebastian Arrendondo, Ethan Carr, Lebanon High School, Tennessee<br />
8. Evan Burns, Anthony Dewey, Morgan Winston,<br />
Edgewood Junior/Senior High School, Florida<br />
9. Eryn Acton, Lily Grant, Mound City R-2, Missouri<br />
10. Logan Bingham, Cody Hayes, Amber Wright,<br />
Crittenden County High School, Kentucky<br />
E-business<br />
Sponsored by The National Youth Leadership Forum (NYLF):<br />
Careers in Business & Innovation<br />
1. Adhiv Dhar, William Shan, Matthew Sotoudeh,<br />
Lynbrook High School, California<br />
2. Parker Bott, Jacob Hendrix, Bronaugh R-7 School District, Missouri<br />
3. Zac Copeland, Timmi Keisel, Cole Wise, Fleming High School, Colorado<br />
4. Kaetlyn Blazon, Rebecca Caligan, Cheney High School, Washington<br />
5. Amrutha Gujjar, Woodinville High School, Washington<br />
6. Arushi Garg, Vinamra Prakash, Himadri Shah,<br />
Seven Lakes High School, Texas<br />
7. Kayla Green, Kandi Shramek,<br />
Alma Center Lincoln High School, Wisconsin<br />
8. Chhaya Arora, Rachana Kotapalli, Alpharetta High School, Georgia<br />
9. Zachary Barone, Samuel Schiffman,<br />
Upper St. Clair High School, Pennsylvania<br />
10. Joe Jackson, Orrin Kinberg, Lingle-Ft. Laramie High School, Wyoming<br />
Economics<br />
Sponsored by MBA Research and Curriculum Center<br />
1. Grace Chen, Bridgewater-Raritan High School, New Jersey<br />
2. Thorne Lindsey, Allegany High School, Maryland<br />
3. Erik Nielsen, Wentzville Holt High School, Missouri<br />
4. Jack Thomson, Northview High School, Georgia<br />
5. Dane Mauland, West Bend-East/West High School, Wisconsin<br />
6. Ian Cumberland, Mundelein High School, Illinois<br />
7. Anant Mishra, Centennial High School, Maryland<br />
8. Thomas Jones, Robinson Secondary School, Virginia<br />
9. Jennifer Russell, Waverly High School, Nebraska<br />
10. Michael Dillard, Briar Woods High School, Virginia<br />
CompetitiveEVENTS<br />
Electronic Career Portfolio<br />
Sponsored by Zinch.com<br />
1. Ethan Barnes, Highland High School, Arkansas<br />
2. Heather Smith, Montgomery County Area Technology Center, Kentucky<br />
3. Nellie Kassebaum, Centre High School, Kansas<br />
4. Danuta Egle, International Community School, Washington<br />
5. Meagan Cramer, Greenwood High School, Wisconsin<br />
6. Lauralee Schoenberg, Kalama High School, Washington<br />
7. Colton Allen, Aurora High School, Nebraska<br />
8. Daniel Toney, Randolph Technical Center, West Virginia<br />
9. Kristy DeGering, Niobrara County High School, Wyoming<br />
10. Ceirra Carlson, Greybull High School, Wyoming<br />
Emerging Business Issues<br />
Sponsored by American Management Association<br />
1. Joel Thomas, Justin Xie, Cordova High School, Tennessee<br />
2. Jonah Ragsdale, Hunter Williams, Monett High School, Missouri<br />
3. Anima Anwar, Pulkita Dua, Sasha Korn,<br />
Union County Vocational, New Jersey<br />
4. Hunter Cummings, Zane Kittleson, Ross Dahlke,<br />
Westfield Area High School, Wisconsin<br />
5. Destiny Broadnax, Lily Slaughter, South Gwinnett High School, Georgia<br />
6. Brenna Backemeyer, Trevor Lockman,<br />
Elmwood-Murdock High School, Nebraska<br />
7. Vamshi Adimulam, Shashank Dimri,<br />
Monroe-Woodbury Senior High School, New York<br />
8. Austin Barry, Nate Jurgensmeier, Dana Meduna,<br />
Bishop Neumann, Nebraska<br />
9. Devon Andrews, Quinton Standifer, Jasper County High School, Georgia<br />
10. Megan Mraz, Andrea Thiltgen, Wauconda High School, Illinois<br />
Entrepreneurship<br />
Sponsored by NFIB Young Entrepreneur Foundation<br />
1. Matthias Argenyi, Tyler Matheson, Nicholas Taylor,<br />
Woodinville High School, Washington<br />
2. Steven Barrera, Dallas Dastrup, Mollie Wiegand,<br />
Benson High School, Arizona<br />
3. Belen Mella, Tony Salerno, Miami Beach Senior High School, Florida<br />
4. Allison Braun, Cody Kroeker, Colton Siebert,<br />
Heartland Community School, Nebraska<br />
5. Ramya Rao, William Yoo, Ward Melville High School, New York<br />
6. Mark Fuller, Robert Rick, Greendale High School, Wisconsin<br />
7. Nikolas Lazar, James Rao, Newton South High School, Massachusetts<br />
8. Tanner Brittain, Nick Spicer,<br />
Jimmy C. Draughn High School, North Carolina<br />
9. Topher Ahrens, Patrick Tan, Chase Youngman,Douglas County High School,<br />
Colorado<br />
10. Matthew Cushman, Mac Holmes, Kyle Job, Mundelein High School, Illinois<br />
FBLA Principles & Procedures<br />
Sponsored by Hilton Worldwide<br />
1. Shun Lei Sin, Westmoor High School, California<br />
2. Austin Chow, Westmoor High School, California<br />
3. Isabelle Zhou, University High School, California<br />
4. Hong Nguyen, Alief Kerr High School, Texas<br />
5. Alicia Kacharia, International Community School, Washington<br />
6. Adam Mattern, Western Wayne High School, Pennsylvania<br />
7. Jacob Williams, Central High School, Missouri<br />
8. Stoney McLarty, Calvin High School, Louisiana<br />
9. Jillian Weston, Western Wayne High School, Pennsylvania<br />
10. Sydney Bell, Waunakee High School, Wisconsin<br />
Summer 2014 9
CompetitiveEVENTS<br />
Future Business Leader<br />
Sponsored by Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University—<br />
College of Business<br />
1. Jessica Cao, Centennial High School, California<br />
2. Catherine Jackson, Beech Senior High School, Tennessee<br />
3. Brandon McCoy, Spokane High School, Missouri<br />
4. Hailey Parks, Pleasant Valley High School, Pennsylvania<br />
5. Ben Kornowski, Kewaunee High School, Wisconsin<br />
6. Jacob Dailey, Canton-Galva High School, Kansas<br />
7. Manuel Galang, Brookfield East High School, Wisconsin<br />
8. Kelsey Bohling, Johnson-Brock High School, Nebraska<br />
9. Ashton Seibel, North Forsyth High School, Georgia<br />
10. Jenicca Hale, Sky View High School, Utah<br />
Global Business<br />
Sponsored by University of Utah – David Eccles Business Scholars<br />
1. Ojus Jain, Elliot Sandfort, Alicia Zeng,<br />
Lincoln East High School, Nebraska<br />
2. Nicole Pinto, Albert Tang, Gloria Zhao,<br />
Monta Vista High School, California<br />
3. Humza Ismail, Usama Ismail, Grandview High School, Colorado<br />
4. Cecilia Sena, Kalya Subramanian, Marsela Sulku,<br />
Lakewood Senior High School, Florida<br />
5. Emily Gao, Rie Ohta, Samantha Rhoads,<br />
Homestead High School, California<br />
6. Tara Pichumani, Prashant Pokhriyal, Tulika Wagle,<br />
Lynbrook High School, California<br />
7. Zohair Siddiqui, Aron Tesfai,<br />
Parkway West Senior High School, Missouri<br />
8. Michelle David, Julia Lan, Seri Lee,<br />
Chattahoochee High School, Georgia<br />
9. Roshni Verma, Andrew Yin,<br />
Panther Creek High School, North Carolina<br />
10. Elizabeth Weiland, Emily Weiland,<br />
Claysburg-Kimmel High School, Pennsylvania<br />
Health Care Administration<br />
Sponsored by Everest Colleges, Institutes and Universities<br />
1. Ashley Kwon, University High School, California<br />
2. Crystal Chang, Diamond Bar High School, California<br />
3. Matthew Miklosovich, Eastern Technical High School, Maryland<br />
4. Maria Hudock, Athens High School, Pennsylvania<br />
5. Anita Amin, River Hill High School, Maryland<br />
6. Katelynn Hindman, Denver Center for International Studies, Colorado<br />
7. Hazel Tuck, Creekview High School, Georgia<br />
8. Megan Elwood, Logan High School, Utah<br />
9. Andrew Nadas, Mansfield Jr/Sr High School, Pennsylvania<br />
10. Jocelyn Daubendiek, Elkhorn High School, Nebraska<br />
Help Desk<br />
Sponsored by Alabama FBLA and Illinois FBLA<br />
1. Caleb Spann, Rose Bud Public School, Arkansas<br />
2. John Hatch, Mountain View High School, Arizona<br />
3. Anshul Chandan, Centennial High School, California<br />
4. Michael McGrady, West Career and Technology Academy, Nevada<br />
5. Aidan Shilling, Center for Career and Technical Education, Maryland<br />
6. Drew Ritter, Union County Vocational, New Jersey<br />
7. Jon Montgomery, William Tennent Senior High School, Pennsylvania<br />
8. Andrew Pascual, Ponte Vedra High School, Florida<br />
9. James Rudder, Burton Center for Arts and Technology, Virginia<br />
10. Atharva Rohatgi, Monta Vista High School, California<br />
Hospitality Management<br />
Sponsored by Johnson & Wales University<br />
1. Kaylen Dailey, Jacob Hoogerwerf, Ellen McCaw,<br />
Woodinville High School, Washington<br />
2. Smeet Madhani, Avi Minocha, Texas FBLA Virtual Chapter, Texas<br />
3. Oscar Armas-Luy, Kevin Chen, North Penn High School, Pennsylvania<br />
4. Dalton Mann, Derrik Mann, Woodinville High School, Washington<br />
5. Samuel Bald, Morgan Pasterski,<br />
West De Pere High School, Wisconsin<br />
6. Sai Nagula, Monisha Narayanan, Teriyana Cohens,<br />
Chattahoochee High School, North Springs Charter High School, Georgia<br />
7. Adrienne Cavill, Tianna Engen, Kearney High School, Nebraska<br />
8. Rosie Jamison, Ellie Klarl, Jamarcus Mathis,<br />
Sandy Creek High School, Georgia<br />
9. Abigail Luebbert, Andi Rodriguez,<br />
South Callaway R-II High School, Missouri<br />
10. Patrick Rivera, Montez Sinclair, Abby Wright, Lyon County<br />
Junior-Senior High School, Kentucky<br />
Impromptu Speaking<br />
Sponsored by Aronson Foundation<br />
1. Nicole Tranchita, Cypress Creek High School, Texas<br />
2. Chris Castleberry, Clarksville High School, Tennessee<br />
3. Andrew Tabalbag, Thomas Jefferson High School, Washington<br />
4. Jacob Malinowski, Greendale High School, Wisconsin<br />
5. Noah Weinflash, Montville Township High School, New Jersey<br />
6. Saagar Gupta, St. Petersburg High School, Florida<br />
7. Chance Maginness, Rock Creek High School, Kansas<br />
8. Roshan Shelley, John P. Stevens High School, New Jersey<br />
9. Nicki Grant, Clearfield High School, Utah<br />
10. Cole Harper, Irwin County High School, Georgia<br />
Insurance & Risk Management<br />
Sponsored by The Griffith Insurance Education Foundation<br />
1. Reva Ranka, Buchholz High School, Florida<br />
2. Andrew Liu, Marriotts Ridge High School, Maryland<br />
3. Paul Weber, Cedar Bluffs, Nebraska<br />
4. William Liu, Mira Loma High School, California<br />
5. Kathleen Elder, Menchville High School, Virginia<br />
6. Nicole Rehwinkel, Merrill Senior High School, Wisconsin<br />
7. Pranitha Pothuri, Stroudsburg High School, Pennsylvania<br />
8. Andrew Sun, Cupertino High School, California<br />
9. Heather Brevard, Woodinville High School, Washington<br />
10. Kyle Wang, Central Valley High School, Washington<br />
Introduction to Business<br />
Sponsored by KPMG LLP<br />
1. Jacob Auten, Worth County R-3 School, Missouri<br />
2. Shravan Ravishankar, duPont Manual High School, Kentucky<br />
3. Olugbenga Ojo-Osagie, Lovejoy High School, Georgia<br />
4. Joey Hwang, Homestead High School, California<br />
5. Jacob Kronman, Fox Chapel Area High School, Pennsylvania<br />
6. Peggy Xu, Homestead High School, California<br />
7. Ethan Hall, Heartland Community School, Nebraska<br />
8. Shubhangi Mehra, Williamsville East High School, New York<br />
9. Emily Karlzen, Monarch High School, Colorado<br />
10. Leslie Braun, Heartland Community School, Nebraska<br />
10 Tomorrow’s Business Leader
2014–15CONFERENCES<br />
Get ready to Step Up to the Challenge this November at the 2014 National Fall Leadership Conferences (NFLCs). Experience<br />
dynamic workshops, keynote speakers, networking opportunities, all at three great locations!<br />
CONFERENCE DATES 2014<br />
Nov. 7 –8 Washington, D.C.<br />
Nov. 14–15 Minneapolis, Minnesota<br />
Nov. 21–22 New Orleans, Louisiana<br />
HOUSING INFORMATION<br />
Detailed housing information is listed in the NFLC Guide online:<br />
fbla-pbl.org/2014NFLC.<br />
ONLINE NFLC REGISTRATION<br />
Online registration for the NFLCs is available through fbla-pbl.<br />
org/2014NFLC. To preregister, entries must be submitted online<br />
by the end of the regular registration period. NFLC registration<br />
questions can be directed to 800.FBLA.WIN. Make sure your<br />
school’s accounting department is aware of the deadline dates.<br />
Complete your registration early to take advantage of early bird<br />
savings.<br />
Early Bird Regular Onsite<br />
$60.00 $70.00 $80.00<br />
Washington, D.C. Until Oct. 10 Oct. 11–Oct. 29 Oct. 30–Onsite<br />
Minneapolis Until Oct. 17 Oct. 18–Nov. 5 Nov. 6–Onsite<br />
New Orleans Until Oct. 24 Oct. 25–Nov. 12 Nov. 13–Onsite<br />
NFLC State OfficerS<br />
Track<br />
In this exclusive track, FBLA and PBL state<br />
officers will discover how to promote everything<br />
FBLA-PBL offers so they can work more<br />
effectively with their local chapter officers.<br />
Teams will learn how they can use national<br />
programs and social media to recruit and retain<br />
members, and will develop an action plan to help<br />
Step Up to the Challenge.<br />
This track will be conducted on the Saturday of<br />
the NFLC at each site and is for 2014–15 FBLA<br />
and PBL state officers.<br />
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS<br />
This year’s NFLC keynote speakers are dynamic, motivational, and inspiring. They’ll make you laugh, cry, and think.<br />
Josh Shipp<br />
Washington, D.C., Minneapolis, and<br />
New Orleans—Opening Session<br />
Josh Shipp A.K.A. “The Teen Whisperer”<br />
is a former at-risk foster kid turned teen<br />
advocate. His TV series Teen Trouble (A&E,<br />
Lifetime) documented his work with<br />
teens in crisis. He is the author of “The<br />
Teen’s Guide to World Domination“, and<br />
was listed on Inc. Magazine’s 30 under 30<br />
list.<br />
Hoan Do<br />
Washington, D.C., Minneapolis, and<br />
New Orleans—Closing Session<br />
Hoan Do is a student success coach,<br />
author, and competitor in NBC’s hit show,<br />
American Ninja Warrior. Recognized as the<br />
best youth mentor by the International<br />
Examiner, Hoan travels across North<br />
America speaking at colleges, high<br />
schools, and student leadership<br />
conferences where he shares practical<br />
advice that helps students to succeed in<br />
and out of school.<br />
Summer 2014<br />
11
CompetitiveEVENTS<br />
Introduction to Business Communication<br />
Sponsored by Pride Distributors<br />
1. Brittany Russell, Neshoba Central High School, Mississippi<br />
2. Lillian Wang, Great Valley High School, Pennsylvania<br />
3. Nicole Kwan, Seven Lakes High School, Texas<br />
4. Emily Liu, Troy High School, California<br />
5. Caleigh Propes, McCracken County High School, Kentucky<br />
6. Sally Pan, Northview High School, Georgia<br />
7. Nitheyaa Shree, Peachtree Ridge High School, Georgia<br />
8. Maria Knisely, Claysburg-Kimmel High School, Pennsylvania<br />
9. Caroline Wang, Williamsville East High School, New York<br />
10. Anja Tonkovvic-Capin, Blue Valley North High School, Kansas<br />
Introduction to Information Technology<br />
Sponsored by National Technical Honor Society<br />
1. Justin Becker, Cherokee High School, New Jersey<br />
2. Douglas Schumacher, Medford Senior High School, Wisconsin<br />
3. Nicholas Loudermilk, Warner Robins High School, Georgia<br />
4. Michael Cai, Payson High School, Arizona<br />
5. Sam Frey, Northview High School, Georgia<br />
6. Mason Goodman, Blair High School, Nebraska<br />
7. Jacob Reed, Littlestown High School, Pennsylvania<br />
8. Jonathan Haroldsen, Herriman High School, Utah<br />
9. Matthew Nicoll, Hoover High School, Alabama<br />
10. Aidan Killer, South Forsyth High School, Georgia<br />
Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure<br />
Sponsored by Tennessee FBLA<br />
1. Allison Basore, Centre High School, Kansas<br />
2. Megan Dukes, Athens High School, Pennsylvania<br />
3. Brandon Byrd, Metter High School, Georgia<br />
4. Thomas Pointer, Gainesville High School, Missouri<br />
5. Divya Kriplani, Lynbrook High School, California<br />
6. Quadri Bell, Manning High School, South Carolina<br />
7. Srikar Boinapally, Cupertino High School, California<br />
8. Alaina Lengner, Western Wayne High School, Pennsylvania<br />
9. Yvonne Yang, Homestead High School, California<br />
10. Collin Dunn, Central Valley High School, Washington<br />
Job Interview<br />
Sponsored by API<br />
1. Richard Gunasena, duPont Manual High School, Kentucky<br />
2. Dakota Frederick, Guernsey-Sunrise High School, Wyoming<br />
3. Julie Slama, Auburn High School, Nebraska<br />
4. Ashtyn Rottinghaus, Wellsville High School, Kansas<br />
5. Mia Manto, Towns County High School, Georgia<br />
6. Dani Rakowitz, Rock Creek High School, Kansas<br />
7. Myles Hammond, Thomas W. Harvey High School, Ohio<br />
8. Iridiana Ibarra, Florence High School, Arizona<br />
9. Adam Kouhel, Waukesha North High School, Wisconsin<br />
10. Courtney Cole, Riverdale High School, Tennessee<br />
LifeSmarts<br />
Sponsored by National Consumers League<br />
1. Arvin Ng, Ronald Zhang, Lynbrook High School, California<br />
2. Leanna Eik, Wade Taylor, Cheney High School, Washington<br />
3. Brycen Holland, Nikos Milios, Southern Lehigh High School, Pennsylvania<br />
4. Graydon Brewer, Tijona Jones, Ellicott High School, Colorado<br />
5. Noah Harrell, Aaron Willis, West Carteret High School, North Carolina<br />
6. Allen Luo, Shoya Yoshida, Cranbrook Kingswood Schools, Michigan<br />
7. Tim Cohoon, Arianna Prescher, Buffalo High School, Wyoming<br />
8. Evan Eriksmoen, Andrea Haugland, Divide County High School,<br />
North Dakota<br />
9. Drew Collins, Joanna Roberts, Omaha High School, Arkansas<br />
10. Christian Cameron, Jaxon Flitsch, Alburnett High School, Iowa<br />
Local Chapter Annual Business Report<br />
Sponsored by Men’s Wearhouse Group<br />
1. Wellsville High School, Kansas<br />
2. Redwood High School, California<br />
3. Bracken County High School, Kentucky<br />
4. G. Holmes Braddock Senior High School, Florida<br />
5. Cotter High School, Arkansas<br />
6. Columbia Junior High-9th, Washington<br />
7. West Career and Technology Academy, Nevada<br />
8. Armorel High School, Arkansas<br />
9. Westmoor High School, California<br />
10. Mayfield/Graves County Area Technology Center, Kentucky<br />
Management Decision Making<br />
Sponsored by Gary E. West COB, West Liberty University<br />
1. Daniel Kochman, Rahul Kosgi, Sonia Thosar,<br />
Adlai E. Stevenson High School, Illinois<br />
2. Robert Pruitt, Eric Winkler, Calloway County High School, Kentucky<br />
3. Andrew Holmes, Tyler Mansfield, Gabriel Mayberry,<br />
Uintah High School, Utah<br />
4. Brendon Asch, Ashley Peterson, Carmen Resco,<br />
Clifton-Clyde High School, Kansas<br />
5. Josh Decker, Brady McDermed, Sabrina Wollenberg,<br />
Hesston High School, Kansas<br />
6. Mark Tremoglie, Alansky Tyler,<br />
Downingtown High School West Campus, Pennsylvania<br />
7. William Sitton, Samantha Stout, Michael Swanson,<br />
Franklin Technology Center, Missouri<br />
8. Katie Anderson, Savannah Hillebrand, Connor Richards,<br />
Estrella Foothills High School, Arizona<br />
9. Gabriella Burns, Madeline Lee, Savannah Arts Academy, Georgia<br />
10. Vikrant Nallapargu, Roshni Patel, Daniel Sequeira,<br />
Hightower High School, Texas<br />
Management Information Systems<br />
Sponsored by Association Motor Club Marketing (AMCM)<br />
1. Ryan Matukaitis, Allen Potter, Sunny Sen,<br />
Southern Columbia High School, Pennsylvania<br />
2. George Jones, Seth Stuart, Mountain View High School, Arizona<br />
3. Zac Adams, Jason Wu, Peachtree Ridge High School, Georgia<br />
4. Sydney Burke, Alison Ng, Woodinville High School, Washington<br />
5. Mason Blanke, Timothy Rodriguez, Robinson Secondary School, Virginia<br />
6. Tingyee Chang, Jay Kamat, Ashley Schmit,<br />
Homestead High School, California<br />
7. Shelby Dietrich, Sarah Kunkel, Vanessa Miller,<br />
Chelan High School, Washington<br />
8. Elysia Ouyang, Mina Rhee, University High School, California<br />
9. Connor Nace, Matthew Plitt, Littlestown High School, Pennsylvania<br />
10. Jared Frenzel, Elijah Kennedy, River Towne,<br />
Auburn High School, Nebraska<br />
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12 Tomorrow’s Business Leader
Marketing<br />
Sponsored by Mercer University Eugene W. Stetson School of<br />
Business & Economics<br />
1. Tyler Beairsto, Anna Scheibmeir, Shayna Woods,<br />
Centralia High School, Washington<br />
2. Daniel MacBlane, Robert Roisenberg, Michael Segal,<br />
Livingston High School, New Jersey<br />
3. Angela Chang, Ashley Liu, Dharma Naidu,<br />
Cupertino High School, California<br />
4. Ryan Barlow, Christian Green, Neal Quinn,<br />
Corinth Holders High School, North Carolina<br />
5. Mallika Kapur, Jay Lee, Rohan Mathur, Monta Vista High School, California<br />
6. Matthew Wu, Lilly Xie, Paul Laurence Dunbar High, Kentucky<br />
7. Spencer Chin, Ryan Eshbaugh, Hazen High School, Washington<br />
8. Anne Coyne, Catherine Lucchi, Maria Lucchi, Selinsgrove Area<br />
High School, Pennsylvania<br />
9. Michelle Njau, CeCe Ukejinya, Dulaney Senior High School, Maryland<br />
10. Andrew Creech, Michael Whitehead, Corey Yarber, Chester County<br />
High School, Tennessee<br />
Mobile Application Development<br />
Sponsored by Microsoft<br />
1. Tom Bousso, Simon Deng, Ayush Mehra, Homestead High School,<br />
California<br />
2. Varun Parwani, Vishal Soman, Fox Chapel Area High School, Pennsylvania<br />
3. Ishan Narula, Tanima Paul, International Community School, Washington<br />
4. Michael Atanasio, Zach Shea, Lakewood Senior High School, Florida<br />
5. Jacob Thomas, Nick VanMatre, Green Bay East High School, Wisconsin<br />
6. Austin Hsieh, Ankush Rayabhari, Lynbrook High School, California<br />
7. Harrison Ding, Ming Yuan Li, William Sheu,<br />
Monta Vista High School, California<br />
8. Adeola Ayeni, Booker T Washington, Georgia<br />
9. Adam Converse, Kyle Hagemann, Aaron Sill,<br />
Edgerton High School, Wisconsin<br />
10. Sahil Mariwala, Bridgewater-Raritan High School, New Jersey<br />
Network Design<br />
Sponsored by The Princeton Review<br />
1. Mathew Merrick, Frank Petrilli, Central Valley High School, Washington<br />
2. CJ Cahala, Tyler Tessmann, Waukesha North High School, Wisconsin<br />
3. Andrew Crutcher, Brandon Wallace,<br />
Linn County Area Career & Technical Center, Missouri<br />
4. Tyler Grizzle, Zachary Smith, Jacob Wilson,<br />
Advanced Technology Center High School, Virginia<br />
5. Tavin Hall, Tucker Preston, Rutland High School, Georgia<br />
6. Jeff Dale, Maksim Derevencha, Nash Fritsche,<br />
Ozark High School, Missouri<br />
7. Matthew Kalinowski, Steven Lykins, Stephen Reilly,<br />
Lakewood Senior High School, Florida<br />
8. Brendan Courson, Will Kolbrener, Chris Tran,<br />
Fox Chapel Area High School, Pennsylvania<br />
9. Henry Ao, Howard Chen, Ricci Lam, Walnut High School, California<br />
10. Dawson Medin, Nathan Mulbrook, Grant Neighbor,<br />
Alburnett High School, Iowa<br />
CompetitiveEVENTS<br />
Networking Concepts<br />
Sponsored by PITSCO<br />
1. Benjamin Simon, Middleton High School, Florida<br />
2. Mitchell McAffee, Hillcrest High School, Utah<br />
3. Henry Londre, Lee’s Summit North High School, Missouri<br />
4. Anthony Marcello, Middleton High School, Florida<br />
5. Michael Stavron, North Technical High School, Missouri<br />
6. Erik Yu, Seven Lakes High School, Texas<br />
7. Christopher Hill, Granby High School, Virginia<br />
8. Robert Sullivan, Brooke Point High School, Virginia<br />
9. Gregory Schloemer, Berea Community High School, Kentucky<br />
10. James Leonard, Woodville Tompkins Technical & Career Institute, Georgia<br />
Parliamentary Procedure<br />
Sponsored by Schermer Pecans<br />
1. Anna Bauerle, Abi Sheen, Dylan Steinkruger, Cody McCain,<br />
Chase County High School, Kearney High School, Minden High School,<br />
Tri-County High School, Nebraska<br />
2. Caitlin Schaefer, Riley Cook, Kerri Young, Eulice Claros,<br />
Blair Oaks High School, Clinton High School,<br />
Pleasant Hope High School, Missouri<br />
3. Kayla Bolduc, Joe Clauss, Adam Curtis, Zachary Curtis,<br />
Bethany Giombetti, Western Wayne High School, Pennsylvania<br />
4. Kimberly Bischof, Christian Collins, Rachel Dikum, Amanda Kostryk,<br />
Austin Taylor, Chestnut Ridge High School, Pennsylvania<br />
5. Bhushan Balagar, Rohan Chitale, Sunaya Krishnapura, Victor Sun,<br />
Mingjie Zhong, Monta Vista High School, California<br />
6. Anthony Hanes, Mandie Mayer, Garrett Santini, Olivia Schreiber,<br />
Pequannock Township High, New Jersey<br />
7. Arianna Baird, Kaylie Butler, Lauren Heath, Zach Sims, Austin Singleton,<br />
Hart County High School, Kentucky<br />
8. JT Durham, Haley Keeling, Barbara Millward, Megan Millward,<br />
Castle Rock High School, Washington<br />
9. Adam Hand, Josh Yount, Matthew Yount, Sydnie Russian, Clara Knipp,<br />
Bakersfield High School, Gainesville High School, Tipton High School,<br />
Missouri<br />
10. Tahsin Bari, Landry Monroe, Ben Serio, Brandon Smith,<br />
Ruston High School, Louisiana<br />
Partnership with Business Project<br />
Sponsored by Mercy College School of Business<br />
1. Susmitha Bhat, Tara Pichumani, Eric Wong, Lynbrook High School,<br />
California<br />
2. Jordan Gilbert, Rachel Loughran, Sylvia Marr, Hidden Valley High School,<br />
Oregon<br />
3. Breonna Bunkley, Kelly Crittenden, Shaw High School, Georgia<br />
4. Damon Mellmer, Kaylee Pierce, McKenna Wegner, Scranton High School,<br />
North Dakota<br />
5. Matt Bulgarelli, Nicholas Kaimakis, Wauconda High School, Illinois<br />
6. Scott Mueller, Kaitlyn VanDyk, Wallkill Valley Regional High School,<br />
New Jersey<br />
7. Mariah Cooper, Emily Foster, Mazama High School, Oregon<br />
8. Steven Braun, Alexis Burdick, Stacia Lesser, Odessa High School,<br />
Washington<br />
9. Kyle Adams, Erin Blake, Hunter Butera, Pompton Lakes High School,<br />
New Jersey<br />
10. Jameson Bennett, Aaron Halvorsen, Emily Harsin, Syracuse-Dunbar-<br />
Avoca High School, Nebraska<br />
Summer 2014 13
CompetitiveEVENTS<br />
Personal Finance<br />
Sponsored by Stock-Trak, Inc. d/b/a HowTheMarketWorks.com<br />
1. Shaunak Modak, Homestead High School, California<br />
2. Devin Soni, Bridgewater-Raritan High School, New Jersey<br />
3. Daniel Ma, Paul Laurence Dunbar High, Kentucky<br />
4. Robert Mcarthur, Mira Loma High School, California<br />
5. Alexa Muir, Williamsville East High School, New York<br />
6. Kimberly Clark, Canton R-V High School, Missouri<br />
7. Michael Hansen, Boulder High School, Colorado<br />
8. Jennifer Mao, Bridgewater-Raritan High School, New Jersey<br />
9. Anna Maloney, Huntingtown High School, Maryland<br />
10. Nicole Nelson, Buchholz High School, Florida<br />
Pilot Excel Core Certification<br />
Sponsored by Certiport<br />
1. Morgan VanRiper, Washington<br />
2. James Willman, Washington<br />
3. Byron Malcolm, North Carolina<br />
4. Benjamin Bunze, North Carolina<br />
5. Gavin Robinson, Utah<br />
Pilot Word Core Certification<br />
Sponsored by Certiport<br />
1. Jarret Raiford, North Carolina<br />
2. Cristin Arrup, Maryland<br />
3. Patrick Richardson, Illinois<br />
4. Noah Turmel, Washington<br />
5. Nicole Day, Utah<br />
Public Service Announcement<br />
Sponsored by My College Options<br />
1. Naren Akurati, Alex Lao, Vernon Hills High School, Illinois<br />
2. Anthony Klecan, Drew Malin, Aaron Pachta, Wamego High School, Kansas<br />
3. Aarthi Ganapathi, Alina Liokumovich,<br />
International Community School, Washington<br />
4. Lindsay Mills, Callie Zeorian, Elmwood-Murdock High School, Nebraska<br />
5. Mercedes Anderson, Alexandra Pollock, Damonte Ranch High School, Nevada<br />
6. Kendra Alberts, Johnson-Brock High School, Nebraska<br />
7. Taylor Chafin, Gillian Shepard, Castlewood High School, Virginia<br />
8. Anish Shivkumar, Akshaya Vijaykumar, Northview High School, Georgia<br />
9. Meyhaa Buvanesh, Jaeyoung Hwang, Nikita Pasumarthi, Cupertino High<br />
School, California<br />
10. Heather Fitch, Charlee Wilkerson, Blue Ridge High School, South Carolina<br />
Public Speaking I<br />
Sponsored by Dale Carnegie Training<br />
1. Connor Rothschild, Kickapoo High School, Missouri<br />
2. Krystina Stinson, Riverbend High School, Virginia<br />
3. Audrie Lamb, Graves County High School, Kentucky<br />
4. Katherine Hung, Radnor High School, Pennsylvania<br />
5. Fiona Bultonsheen, Southern Lehigh High School, Pennsylvania<br />
6. Leilani Osmundson, Horizon High School, Colorado<br />
7. Grant Bennett, Pine Forest High School, North Carolina<br />
8. Meghann Stamps, Hendersonville High School, Tennessee<br />
9. Dakota Sgarlata, Oneida Senior High School, New York<br />
10. Jonjerica Lucky, Francis Marion High School, Alabama<br />
Public Speaking II<br />
Sponsored by Balfour<br />
1. Gabrielle Wollert, Lingle-Ft. Laramie High School, Wyoming<br />
2. Mikala Bell, Mount Vernon High School, New York<br />
3. Stelio Ropokis, West Career and Technology Academy, Nevada<br />
4. Xiaoquan (Kaitlyn) Zhou, Inglemoor High School, Washington<br />
5. Alisha Vavilakolanu, Madison Memorial High School, Wisconsin<br />
6. Katie Ruth, Hastings Adams Central High School, Nebraska<br />
7. Kyle Sukley, Abington Senior High School, Pennsylvania<br />
8. Emily Raney, Willard High School, Missouri<br />
9. Deborah Bineza, Oakland High School, Tennessee<br />
10. Levon Stinson, Southside Baptist Christian School, Virginia<br />
Sports & Entertainment Management<br />
Sponsored by ZenCaus<br />
1. Blayne Downs, Blake Umlauf, Matthew Zahn,<br />
Logan-Rogersville High School, Missouri<br />
2. Alesha Hatch, Halea Walker, Lehi High School, Utah<br />
3. Zack Marohl, Will VanderHorst, Adam Vechart,<br />
Menomonee Falls High School, Wisconsin<br />
4. Andrew Lavender, Billy Nebel, South Brunswick High School, New Jersey<br />
5. Nate Davis, Alex Hopp, Samuel Wang,<br />
Sheboygan North High School, Wisconsin<br />
6. Mitchell Handegan, Logan Smart, Ian Smith,<br />
Murray High School, Kentucky<br />
7. Blake Bracht, Trevor Koger, Dillon O’’Flaherty,<br />
Arlington High School, Nebraska<br />
8. William Chang, Ezekiel Young, Justin Fleischmann,<br />
Alpharetta High School, North Springs Charter High School, Georgia<br />
9. Riley Hammel, Joseph Hietpas, Alex Shier, Fairfield High School, Iowa<br />
10. Tommie Brechbill, Caleb Goeken, Stanton High School, Nebraska<br />
Spreadsheet Applications<br />
Sponsored by School Spirit Coffee<br />
1. Ashley Abrahamson, Towns County High School, Georgia<br />
2. Brandon Carter, Yelm High School, Washington<br />
3. Tanya Chu, D. H. Conley High School, North Carolina<br />
4. Alexander Medina, Chattahoochee County High School, Georgia<br />
5. Ajay Merchia, Monta Vista High School, California<br />
6. Tyrell Henderson, Union High School, Utah<br />
7. Malcolm Byron, Fuquay-Varina High School, North Carolina<br />
8. Michael Gump, Crowley County High School, Colorado<br />
9. Alexandra Weber, Lakewood Senior High School, Florida<br />
10. Andrea L’Ecuyer, Washington County High School, Kansas<br />
Virtual Business Challenge<br />
Sponsored by Knowledge Matters<br />
1. Ivonne De La Trinidad, Crystal Loza, Daniel Sanchez Ruiz,<br />
Metro Tech High School - VIP, Arizona<br />
2. Yi Wang, Mira Loma High School, California<br />
3. William Chou, Raman Kathuria, Kevin Yang,<br />
Cupertino High School, California<br />
4. Yifeng Ding, Yarden Tamir, Michael Zhou,<br />
Blue Valley North High School, Kansas<br />
5. Aracely Lopez Burboa, Adrian J. Partida Raygoza,<br />
Alejandra Salinas Oclica, Metro Tech High School - VIP, Arizona<br />
6. Nick Adornato, Savannah Arts Academy, Georgia<br />
7. Justin Arzt, Adam Wright, Alma Center Lincoln High School, Wisconsin<br />
8. Leigh Eisenhauer, Cortney Steinbacher,<br />
Jersey Shore Senior High School, Pennsylvania<br />
9. Brian Ceballos, Sabrina Fonseca, Jacklyne Vargas,<br />
Hialeah Gardens High School, Florida<br />
10. Justin Hart, James Jarski, DeYondre Simpson,<br />
Parshall High School, North Dakota<br />
14 Tomorrow’s Business Leader
Website Design<br />
Sponsored by GEICO<br />
1. Heidi Dong, James Zhuang, Raymond Zhuang,<br />
Homestead High School, California<br />
2. Jackie Chou, Sally Wan, Kenny Yuan, Lynbrook High School, California<br />
3. Justin Kwak, Ethan Pope, McIntosh High School, Georgia<br />
4. Wesley Johnston, Sameer Kulkarni, Jan Timpe,<br />
Bentonville High School, Arkansas<br />
5. Neil Desai, Steven Fu, Eshan Saran, Parsippany Hills High, New Jersey<br />
6. Tyler Acklin, Courtney Eddins, Hale Public School R-1, Missouri<br />
7. Joseph Bass, Gretchen Bollar, David Johnson,<br />
Fort Mill High School, South Carolina<br />
8. Alejandra Licon, Destiny Lindsey, Alicia Moreno,<br />
Eastwood High School, Texas<br />
9. Tessa McCorkle, Thomas County Central High, Georgia<br />
10. Jacob Berlin, Wilmington Area High School, Pennsylvania<br />
Word Processing<br />
Sponsored by Keyboarding Online<br />
1. Justin Leff, Livingston High School, New Jersey<br />
2. Bridget Sciarra, Omaha High School, Arkansas<br />
3. Ashley Lin, Troy High School, California<br />
4. Kelsey Engle, Knox Central High School, Kentucky<br />
5. Caroline O’’Donnell, Grandview High School, Colorado<br />
6. Erin Gwaltney, Ringgold High School, Georgia<br />
7. Elizabeth Roberts, Wayne County High School, Georgia<br />
8. Mckenzi Moss, Towns County High School, Georgia<br />
9. Isabel Jin, Westlake High School, California<br />
10. Benjamin Mullin, Creston High School, Iowa<br />
2014 FBLA Open Event Winners<br />
Advertising<br />
Gary Wang, Inglemoor HS, Washington<br />
Computer Operating Systems<br />
Tucker Preston, Rutland HS, Georgia<br />
Leadership<br />
Benjamin Dugger, Alpharetta HS, Georgia<br />
Nonprofit Management<br />
Vivian Li, Mira Loma HS, California<br />
Securities & Investments<br />
Salvador Robles, Buchholz HS, Florida<br />
Social Media<br />
Dhruv Patel, Hightstown HS, New Jersey<br />
America Scholarships<br />
Nick Western – Virginia and Isabel Jin – California - $250<br />
CompetitiveEVENTS<br />
2014 FBLA-Middle Level Open Events Winners<br />
Computer Concepts<br />
Andy Davis, Mossy Creek MS, Georgia<br />
FBLA-Middle Level Facts<br />
Lauren Freeman, Russell MJS, Georgia<br />
Financial Literacy<br />
Olivia P’ng, D.C. Everest Jr. HS, Wisconsin<br />
Social Media<br />
LaDaysha Brown, Cross HS-Middle Level, South Carolina<br />
Please congratulate the following 2014<br />
spring session Stock Market Game<br />
teams for their excellent performances:<br />
FBLA WINNERS<br />
1. Huntington High School, MD—<br />
Teresa Grauer, adviser<br />
2. Calhoun High School, GA—<br />
Cherri Rains, adviser<br />
3. Cheyenne South High School,<br />
WY—Kate Tietjen, adviser<br />
FBLA-ML WINNERS<br />
1. E.T. Richardson Middle School,<br />
PA—Katie Stewart, adviser<br />
2. Moyock Middle School, NC—Julie<br />
West, adviser<br />
3. Senath-Hornersville Middle School,<br />
MO—Molly Goodart, adviser<br />
Join us for the new Fall session Stock<br />
Market Game starting September 2.<br />
Register through the Advisers Area at<br />
www.fbla-pbl.org.<br />
Check Out the MarketPlace<br />
The MarketPlace is your national source for emblematics,<br />
training, and chapter management merchandise.<br />
Apparel, Publications, Jewelry,<br />
Supplies, and Much More!<br />
Order Toll FREE:<br />
1-800-507-7007<br />
Order ONLINE:<br />
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Distinguished Business Leader Scholarships<br />
$500 at NLC and $500 upon joining PBL<br />
Kennedy Reynolds – Oklahoma<br />
Annelle Molina – North Carolina<br />
Kimberly Clark – Missouri<br />
Carolyn Kalinowski – Illinois<br />
Sarah Walker – Tennessee<br />
National Technical Honor Society - $1,000<br />
Hannah Brooke Rull – Georgia<br />
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MiddleLevelRECOGNITION<br />
American Enterprise Project<br />
• Drew Middle School, Alabama<br />
• Floyd Middle Magnet School, Alabama<br />
• Cabot Junior High School South, Arkansas<br />
• Greenwood Junior High School, Arkansas<br />
• Brantley County Middle School, Georgia<br />
• Long County Middle School, Georgia<br />
• Archdale-Trinity Middle School, North Carolina<br />
• Beaufort Middle School, North Carolina<br />
• Willowcreek Middle School, Utah<br />
• West Point Middle School, Virginia<br />
Career Exploration<br />
• Allison Carter, Florence Middle School, Alabama<br />
• Rachel Armstrong, Florence Middle School,<br />
Alabama<br />
• Payton Smith, Camden Fairview Middle School,<br />
Arkansas<br />
• Alexandra Gibson, Nettleton Junior High School,<br />
Arkansas<br />
• Moumita Sutar, Chamblee Middle School, Georgia<br />
• Suvitha Viswanathan, Malcom Bridge Middle<br />
School, Georgia<br />
• Cecilie McKenzie, North Lyon County<br />
Middle School, Kansas<br />
• Spencer Morin, Wellsville Middle School, Kansas<br />
• Jaquelyn Perez, Milan C-2 Middle School, Missouri<br />
• Kiera Paige, Wellington-Napoleon Middle School,<br />
Missouri<br />
• Christine Ho; Connor Michaels, Bridgewater-<br />
Raritan Middle School, New Jersey<br />
• Phillip Snowden, Acme Delco Middle School,<br />
North Carolina<br />
• Hannah Paul, Broad Creek Middle, North Carolina<br />
• Jayden Wheeling; Ciarra Smith, Cavalier<br />
Middle School, North Dakota<br />
• Autum Telemante, Waller Middle School,<br />
Oklahoma<br />
• Kiandra McCrea; Emily Washington, C. E.<br />
Murray Middle Level School, South Carolina<br />
• Garrett Fellers, Coffee County Middle School,<br />
Tennessee<br />
• Nathan Lee, East Hamilton Middle School,<br />
Tennessee<br />
• Sierra Conrad; Carter Klein,<br />
Lehi Junior High School, Utah<br />
• Amaya Doward, Arthur A. Richards Jr. High,<br />
Virgin Islands<br />
• Taylor Hopkins, Beville Middle School, Virginia<br />
• Hannah Ball, Honaker High School-Middle Level,<br />
Virginia<br />
• Kenzie Graves, Pine Bluffs Jr./Sr. High School,<br />
Wyoming<br />
• Haiden Moody, Wheatland Middle School,<br />
Wyoming<br />
Community Service Project<br />
• Fayette Middle School, Alabama<br />
• Floyd Middle Magnet School, Alabama<br />
• Bethel Middle School, Arkansas<br />
• Booneville Junior High, Arkansas<br />
• Brantley County Middle School, Georgia<br />
• Perry Middle School, Georgia<br />
• Hermitage Middle School, Missouri<br />
16 Tomorrow’s Business Leader<br />
• Jacobs Fork Middle School, North Carolina<br />
• Moyock Middle School, North Carolina<br />
• Drake-Anamoose Middle School, North Dakota<br />
• Lehi Junior High School, Utah<br />
• West Point Middle School, Virginia<br />
Computer Slide Show Presentation<br />
• Reese Cotton; Jacob New, Drew Middle School,<br />
Alabama<br />
• Lucas Kimbrell; Preston Jones, McKenzie Stokes,<br />
Fayette Middle School, Alabama<br />
• Kacey Hinds, Nashville Junior High School,<br />
Arkansas<br />
• Lila Byers; Susan Hand, Brantley County<br />
Middle School, Georgia<br />
• Anna Wiggins; Maggie McBride, Emanuel<br />
County Institute-Middle Level, Georgia<br />
• Kaylin Berendzen; Annette Peterson, Blair Oaks<br />
Middle School, Missouri<br />
• Aubry Jones, Hannah Johnson,<br />
Senath-Hornersville Middle School, Missouri<br />
• Carah Watson; Carrigan Price,<br />
Jacobs Fork Middle School, North Carolina<br />
• Yamile Flores; Rachel Hodges,<br />
Midway Middle School, North Carolina<br />
• Janzen Peterson; Jaden Friedt; Tristen Scott;<br />
Cavalier Middle School, North Dakota<br />
• Cameron Jennings; Austin Urlaub; Jayden Laxdal;<br />
Jordan Jasna; Katie Jackson; Maud Middle<br />
School, Oklahoma<br />
• Maddie Klohr; Sydney Reynolds;<br />
Waller Middle School, Oklahoma<br />
• Trezion Bell; Marcus Phillips; Bates Middle<br />
School, South Carolina<br />
• Katelyn Blackwelll; Anna Carlin Phelps,<br />
McBee High School - ML, South Carolina<br />
• Morgan Henley; Meagan Jones; Macy Ruggiero,<br />
Coffee County Middle School /Mt. Juliet Middle<br />
School, Tennessee<br />
• Reese McDonald; Harrison Davis, East Hamilton<br />
Middle School, Tennessee; Mt. Juliet Middle<br />
School, Tennessee<br />
• Sierra Conrad; Lehi Junior High School, Utah<br />
• Emily Galavan; Trinity Lambert,<br />
Willowcreek Middle School, Utah<br />
• Narius Louis; Peter Clifford; Terique Riviere,<br />
• Arthur A. Richards Jr. High School, Virgin Islands<br />
• Jenalyse Gilbert; John H. Woodson Junior High,<br />
Virgin Islands<br />
• Alexis Gilbert; Madison Ramsey; Shian Miller,<br />
Lebanon Middle School--8, Virginia<br />
• Madison Capps; Grace Coleman;<br />
Norfolk Christian Middle School, Virginia<br />
• Kassidy Morales; Trinity Ayers; Kacey McCord,<br />
Guernsey-Sunrise Junior High School, Wyoming<br />
Desktop Publishing Application<br />
• Anna Beam; Shan’’terri Simpson, Floyd Middle<br />
Magnet School, Alabama<br />
• Floyd Middle Magnet School, Alabama<br />
• Greer King; Lexi Robertson; Hannah Mowry,<br />
Cabot Junior High School South, Arkansas<br />
• Kenzie Glass, Spring Hill School (Middle),<br />
Arkansas<br />
• Caroline Peavy; Kate Davis; Kayla Popwell,<br />
Pierce County Middle School, Georgia<br />
• John Coday; Tori Bratcher, Harrisonville<br />
Middle School, Missouri<br />
• Logan Jackson; Lori Wilmes,<br />
Maryville Middle School, Missouri<br />
• Katlyn Walls; Charity Cohen,<br />
Archdale-Trinity Middle School, North Carolina<br />
• Maggie McCabe, Broad Creek Middle,<br />
North Carolina<br />
• Mackinley Green; Courtney Jones,<br />
Carvers Bay Middle School, South Carolina<br />
• Brandon Lackey, Ocean Bay Middle School,<br />
South Carolina<br />
• Dallin Corrington; Daniel Greenfield; Carter Klein,<br />
Lehi Junior High School, Utah<br />
• Cooper Beck; Parley Lambert; Benjamin Mitchell,<br />
Willowcreek Middle School, Utah<br />
• Tyler Clifford; Arthur A. Richards Jr. High,<br />
Virgin Islands<br />
• Keahna Goodwin; Lance Frank,<br />
Arthur A. Richards Jr. High, Virgin Islands<br />
• Hannah Deacon; Cecilia Kelly,<br />
Norfolk Christian Middle School, Virginia<br />
• Jordin Stull; Katherine Belcher, Hailey McFarlane,<br />
Rural Retreat Middle School, Virginia<br />
• Tillie Heithoff, Pine Bluffs Jr/Sr High School,<br />
Wyoming<br />
• Cali Moody, Katie Currier, Wheatland Middle<br />
School, Wyoming<br />
Introduction to Business<br />
Communication<br />
• Daphne Embry, Athens Middle School, Alabama<br />
• Sara Beth Johnson, Headland Middle School,<br />
Alabama<br />
• Emma Toney, Beebe Junior High School,<br />
Arkansas<br />
• Corrina Wesley, Mansfield Middle School,<br />
Arkansas<br />
• Meilinda Lopez, Needwood Middle School,<br />
Georgia<br />
• Nicolas Trull, Washington Middle School, Georgia<br />
• Emma Boyd, Mission Valley Middle School,<br />
Kansas<br />
• Payton Enzbrener, Mission Valley Middle School,<br />
Kansas<br />
• Doug Tefft, Bakersfield Middle School, Missouri<br />
• Cassie Wilkins, Lakeland R-III Middle School,<br />
Missouri<br />
• Harshita Ramakrishnan, Bridgewater-Raritan<br />
Middle School, New Jersey<br />
• Tanvi Bekal, Bridgewater-Raritan Middle School,<br />
New Jersey<br />
• Marlee Walls, Moyock Middle School, North<br />
Carolina<br />
• Abby Harris, P.S. Jones Middle School, North<br />
Carolina<br />
• Sara Stier, Rugby Middle School, North Dakota<br />
• Morgan Hjelden, Rugby Middle School, North<br />
Dakota<br />
• Kamryn Kerr; Alyssa Coffey, Waller Middle<br />
School, Oklahoma<br />
• Amoira Rush, C. E. Murray Middle Level School,<br />
South Carolina
MiddleLevelRECOGNITION<br />
• Daishanea Gamble, C. E. Murray Middle Level<br />
School, South Carolina<br />
• Chloe Spry, Coffee County Middle School,<br />
Tennessee<br />
• Tyler King, Power Center Academy, Tennessee<br />
• Savannah Ames, North Sanpete Middle School,<br />
Utah<br />
• Braxton Francom, Willowcreek Middle School,<br />
Utah<br />
• Dureece Byrde, Arthur A. Richards Jr. High,<br />
Virgin Islands<br />
• Logan Lester, Richlands Middle School, Virginia<br />
• Ahnika Boring, West Point Middle School, Virginia<br />
• Haiden Moody; Elyse Rutherford, Wheatland<br />
Middle School, Wyoming<br />
Keyboarding Applications I<br />
• Ana Powell, Abbeville Middle School, Alabama<br />
• Chloe Smith, Sheffield Junior High School,<br />
Alabama<br />
• Shayla Miller, Nashville Junior High School,<br />
Arkansas<br />
• Danika Sanders, Ozark Junior High School,<br />
Arkansas<br />
• Whitley Fabrizio, Brantley County Middle School,<br />
Georgia<br />
• Mykala Wright, Long County Middle School,<br />
Georgia<br />
• Alyssa Stuppey, Osborn R-O School, Missouri<br />
• Taylor Shaw, Wellington-Napoleon Middle School,<br />
Missouri<br />
• Gracie Helmsteller, Archdale-Trinity Middle<br />
School, North Carolina<br />
• Marianna Blount, Hope Mills Middle School,<br />
North Carolina<br />
• Floyd Althoff, Cavalier Middle School,<br />
North Dakota<br />
• Haydee Krieg, Cavalier Middle School,<br />
North Dakota<br />
• Autum Telemante, Waller Middle School,<br />
Oklahoma<br />
• Karma Shulter, Waller Middle School, Oklahoma<br />
• Saja Young, Carvers Bay Middle School,<br />
South Carolina<br />
• Bailey Parr, Merriwether Middle School,<br />
South Carolina<br />
• Daniel Glathar, Lehi Junior High School, Utah<br />
• Lily Barton, Lehi Junior High School, Utah<br />
• Kourtney Woodard, Honaker High School-<br />
Middle Level, Virginia<br />
• Jillian Powell, Rural Retreat Middle School,<br />
Virginia<br />
• Cali Moody, Wheatland Middle School,<br />
Wyoming<br />
• Katie Currier, Wheatland Middle School,<br />
Wyoming<br />
Keyboarding Applications II<br />
• Carly Bright, Drew Middle School, Alabama<br />
• Kiarra Anderson, Putnam Middle School, Alabama<br />
• Sarah Moore, Sheridan Middle School, Arkansas<br />
• Autumn Patten, Brantley County Middle School,<br />
Georgia<br />
• Anna Gilliard, Washington Middle School, Georgia<br />
• Haylee Wallin, Clever Middle School, Missouri<br />
• Amber Irek, Hermitage Middle School, Missouri<br />
• Cori Bordeauz, Acme Delco Middle School,<br />
North Carolina<br />
• Dora Morrisey, Lewis Chapel Junior H. S.,<br />
North Carolina<br />
• Floyd Althoff, Cavalier Middle School,<br />
North Dakota<br />
• Kealie Fitzsimonds, Cavalier Middle School,<br />
North Dakota<br />
• Jade Reed, Carvers Bay Middle School,<br />
South Carolina<br />
• McKay Lindow, North Sanpete Middle School,<br />
Utah<br />
• Riya Patel, Christiansburg Middle School, Virginia<br />
• Virginia Caravas, Norfolk Christian Middle School,<br />
Virginia<br />
• Marya Mitchell, Wheatland Middle School,<br />
Wyoming<br />
• Shayna Guffey, Wheatland Middle School,<br />
Wyoming<br />
Local Chapter Activities Report<br />
• Athens Middle School, Alabama<br />
• Drew Middle School, Alabama<br />
• Beebe Junior High School, Arkansas<br />
• Cabot Junior High School South, Arkansas<br />
• Brantley County Middle School, Georgia<br />
• Malcom Bridge Middle School, Georgia<br />
• Hermitage Middle School, Missouri<br />
• Beaufort Middle School, North Carolina<br />
• Jacobs Fork Middle School, North Carolina<br />
• Ebenezer Middle School, South Carolina<br />
• Lehi Junior High School, Utah<br />
• West Point Middle School, Virginia<br />
Outstanding Middle Level Member<br />
• Madison Smith, Drew Middle School, Alabama<br />
• Austin Brigham, Mansfield Middle School,<br />
Arkansas<br />
• Gabby Huff-Streiter, Malcom Bridge Middle<br />
School, Georgia<br />
• Cameron Yeager, Bakersfield Middle School,<br />
Missouri<br />
• Kayla Cole, St. Patrick Catholic School,<br />
Virgin Islands<br />
Outstanding Middle Level Adviser<br />
• Drew Middle School, Alabama<br />
• Mansfield Middle School, Arkansas<br />
• Lewis Fraiser Middle School, Georgia<br />
• Aimee Hand, Bakersfield Middle School, Missouri<br />
Outstanding Middle Level<br />
Supporter<br />
• Brantley County Middle School, Georgia<br />
Spreadsheet<br />
• Sean Hoffman, Drew Middle School, Alabama<br />
• Jeffrey Owens, Floyd Middle Magnet School,<br />
Alabama<br />
• Eden Ballew, Beebe Junior High School,<br />
Arkansas<br />
• Gregory Maddra, Central Junior High School,<br />
Arkansas<br />
• Alec Bornhorst, Chestatee Academy, Georgia<br />
• Jalyn Ross, Washington Middle School, Georgia<br />
• Leif Griffin, Hermitage Middle School, Missouri<br />
• Adri Thurlo, Milan C-2 Middle School, Missouri<br />
• Raven Comacho, Hope Mills Middle School,<br />
North Carolina<br />
• Ira Williams, Hope Mills Middle School,<br />
North Carolina<br />
• Alisha Brand, C. E. Murray Middle Level School,<br />
South Carolina<br />
• Trinity Lambert, Willowcreek Middle School, Utah<br />
• Caiwei Zhou, Willowcreek Middle School, Utah<br />
• Kortnae Smith, Beville Middle School, Virginia<br />
• Annabelle Porter, West Point Middle School,<br />
Virginia<br />
• Rett Cotterman, Wheatland Middle School,<br />
Wyoming<br />
• Shayna Guffey, Wheatland Middle School,<br />
Wyoming<br />
Web Page Creation<br />
• Jamie Sneed; Olivia Stephens, Athens Middle<br />
School, Alabama<br />
• JaShawn Holmes; Faisal Hossain; Blake Grier,<br />
Floyd Middle Magnet School, Alabama<br />
• Cheyenne Andrews; Laren Lea; Carlisle<br />
High School-ML, Arkansas<br />
• Gracyn Smith; Taylor Willis; Manila Middle School,<br />
Arkansas<br />
• Tyler Perry, Northside Middle School, Georgia<br />
• Kristen Towery; Sydney Hermann; Autumn<br />
Whaley, Ringgold Middle School, Georgia<br />
• Anna Ginnings; Gracie Hagar; Hermitage Middle<br />
School, Missouri<br />
• Nick Dredge; Madyson Neff; Garrett Pistole,<br />
Maryville Middle School, Missouri<br />
• Kamryn Kerr; Alyssa Coffey, Waller Middle<br />
School, Oklahoma<br />
• Tahje Prioleau, Cross High School - Middle Level,<br />
South Carolina<br />
• Briana Wood, Ebenezer Middle School,<br />
South Carolina<br />
• Ashlee Young; Brooke Freeze, Coffee County<br />
Middle School, Tennessee<br />
• Dallin Corrington; Daniel Greenfield; Michael Kelly,<br />
Lehi Junior High School, Utah<br />
• Parley Lambery, Willowcreek Middle School,<br />
Utah<br />
• Mojania Denis, Arthur A. Richards Jr. High,<br />
Virgin Islands<br />
• Hartley Hilton; Kiara Thompson; Connor Wallace,<br />
Honaker High School-Middle Level, Virginia<br />
• Jenna Kirkland, West Point Middle School,<br />
Virginia<br />
• Hunter Jeffries, Pine Bluffs Jr./Sr. High School,<br />
Wyoming<br />
Summer 2014<br />
17
NationalFUNDRAISING<br />
2014–15 National Fundraisers<br />
FBLA-PBL partners with a number of national sponsors to provide fun and hassle-free fundraising options. Choose from one of<br />
the following, then visit go.fbla.org/FBLAfundraising.<br />
Association Motor Club Marketing<br />
(AMCM)<br />
AMCM provides your FBLA chapter the<br />
opportunity to build a recurring revenue<br />
business. Your students will build their own business plan,<br />
incentives, and sales campaigns. The technology at AMCM is<br />
cutting edge and gives your students the experience of building<br />
a business using technology. Email fbla@amcm-online.com,<br />
call 605-254-8876, or visit www.amcmfbla.com.<br />
Country Meats<br />
A healthy fundraiser that features fresh<br />
smoked snack sticks that everyone loves!<br />
45% profit! Sells for $1.00! For FREE SAM-<br />
PLES call 800.277.8989 or visit<br />
countrymeats.com/samplepack.<br />
DormCo.com<br />
Receive FREE $5 gift cards to DormCo.<br />
com for each senior in your high school and<br />
earn 15% of all referred sales. This cost-free<br />
program earns funds for your chapter and<br />
requires no direct selling. Call 888.925.2899,<br />
email FBLA@DormCo.com, or visit<br />
DormCo.com/FBLA.<br />
Krispy Kreme Fundraising<br />
Doughnuts, BOGO cards, certificates, and<br />
coffee—Krispy Kreme Fundraising is profitable,<br />
simple and fast! Whether your chapter<br />
is large or small and whether your Krispy<br />
Kreme retail shop is near or far—it works! Plus, you can<br />
repeat this fundraiser several times during the school year!<br />
Visit krispykreme.com/fundraising, email<br />
fundraising@krispykreme.com, or call 800.4KRISPY.<br />
Ozark Delight<br />
Ozark Delight Lollipops are only available for<br />
fundraising. They do not sell to stores<br />
or other retail markets. Call 800.334.8991 or<br />
visit ozarkdelight.com.<br />
Pride Distributors<br />
Produces “Your Town-Opoly,” a fundraising board<br />
game made in the USA. Chapters can raise<br />
$10,000–50,000 and have fun doing it, while receiving100%<br />
profit. Your chapter sells advertising to local merchants,<br />
the merchants become properties on the game. Absolutely<br />
no risk and no obligation! Call Harriet at 800.451.5442,<br />
email pride@prodigy.net, or visit townopoly.net.<br />
Schermer Pecans<br />
Offers a delicious and healthy fundraising<br />
product. Call 800.841.3403, email schermerpecans@yahoo.com<br />
or visit pecantreats.com.<br />
School Spirit Coffee<br />
School Spirit Coffee provides a unique fundraiser<br />
that is personalized to each chapter or school.<br />
From the size and color of the coffee packaging,<br />
to the design of the label, the finished product is<br />
created to boost school spirit and ultimately boost your profit<br />
potential. Chapters receive a 50% profit from their sales. Call<br />
1-800-570-1443, email Debbie@schoolspiritcoffee.com, or<br />
visit www.schoolspiritcoffee.com for information on scheduling<br />
a fundraiser.<br />
Tom-Wat Fundraising<br />
Offers a wide variety of easy and profitable programs,<br />
including gift catalogs, lollipops, chocolate<br />
bars, cookie dough, jewelry, magazines, flower bulbs, and<br />
much more. Call 800.243.9250, email sales@tomwat.com, or<br />
visit tomwat.com.<br />
Zencaus<br />
Rise and shine with Zencaus—it’s a brand<br />
new day in fundraising. Revolutionary, innovative,<br />
and easy-to-use, Zencaus provides FBLA<br />
gift cards redeemable for a wide selection of products. Call<br />
888.960.6148, email customerservice@zencaus.com, or visit<br />
fblagiftcards.com.<br />
Zinch.com<br />
Zinch.com connects you with scholarships and<br />
best-fit colleges. Zinch will donate $1 to your<br />
chapter for every member who signs up! Visit Zinch.com/FBLA<br />
or email Rob@zinch.com.<br />
Promote<br />
Your<br />
Fundraiser<br />
Track<br />
Participants<br />
Hold<br />
Fundraiser<br />
Turn<br />
in<br />
Funds<br />
Tie up<br />
Loose<br />
ends<br />
Evaluate<br />
the<br />
event<br />
18 Tomorrow’s Business Leader
Sponsors&PARTNERS<br />
As the 2014–<br />
2015<br />
school year<br />
approaches,<br />
Association Motor Club Marketing<br />
(AMCM) is kicking off a new innovative<br />
fundraising opportunity designed<br />
specifically for FBLA.<br />
AMCM has created the premier fundraising<br />
program that is fun for students<br />
and reduces the workload of advisers.<br />
AMCM’s unique approach to fundraising<br />
utilizes technology and does not<br />
require inventory, product delivery,<br />
or cash exchange. The AMCM fundraising<br />
program is rewarding and creates<br />
long-term recurring revenue for your<br />
chapter.<br />
We understand your fundraising<br />
challenges and we are here to help!<br />
Together we can make your fundraising<br />
opportunity fun, stress-free, and<br />
worthwhile.<br />
For information visit our website at<br />
www.amcmfbla.com, contact us at<br />
fbla@amcm-online.com, or call<br />
(605) 254-8876.<br />
Be sure to check out the<br />
Discounts area of your<br />
Membership Benefits page<br />
on our website. HP is offering<br />
HP and Compaq consumer<br />
products at discounts typically<br />
up to 15% off starting prices. You can<br />
also take advantage of instant rebates<br />
as well as coupons, in addition to the<br />
discount being offered to us. HP offers<br />
a broad line of consumer products,<br />
from configure-to-order notebooks and<br />
desktops to printers, handhelds, calculators,<br />
home servers, and more! When<br />
ordering be sure to access the HP site<br />
through the link on our Discounts page<br />
and enter Company Code EP10687 to<br />
receive your discount.<br />
Empowered to<br />
Lead. Inspired to<br />
Serve. Lead-<br />
2Feed is a student leadership program<br />
teaching middle and high school<br />
students a proven process to become<br />
passionate, service-minded leaders for<br />
life. Lead2Feed provides advisers with<br />
free project-based lessons aligned to<br />
Common Core State Standards. The<br />
lessons are leadership driven activities<br />
centered on the challenge of solving a<br />
hunger issue on a local or global level.<br />
Student teams can enter the Lead-<br />
2Feed World Hunger Leadership Challenge<br />
for $500,000 in donation prize<br />
money to non-profit hunger organizations.<br />
Register now for fall and receive<br />
a free leadership book: “Taking People<br />
With You” by David Novak. Visit www.<br />
lead2feed.com for more information.<br />
Stock-Trak’s<br />
HowTheMarket-<br />
Works.com FREE<br />
Stock Challenge<br />
HowTheMarketWorks.com is a FREE<br />
Stock Market Challenge website that<br />
allows teachers to create a custom<br />
stock market trading challenge for<br />
their class or club. Used by over<br />
10,000 teachers each year, HowThe-<br />
MarketWorks allows teachers to create<br />
their own customized trading challenge<br />
for their classes by choosing<br />
the trading dates, initial cash balance,<br />
and other trading rules. Students then<br />
register for FREE and compete against<br />
each other buying and selling stocks,<br />
ETFs, bonds, and mutual funds to see<br />
who can have the highest portfolio<br />
value.<br />
The HowTheMarketWorks site will also<br />
host an FBLA Stock Market Challenge<br />
where FBLA teams will be competing<br />
for $1,000 in prizes each November<br />
and April. Advisers may register their<br />
chapter for a custom contest or learn<br />
more about the new FBLA Stock Market<br />
Challenge at http://www.HowThe-<br />
MarketWorks.com/fbla.html.<br />
LifeSmarts is a<br />
national educational<br />
competition<br />
focused<br />
on personal finance and consumer<br />
topics. It is a free program, open to<br />
6th to 12th grade students in the<br />
United States, quizzing students about<br />
personal finance, health and safety, the<br />
environment, technology, and consumer<br />
rights and responsibilities.<br />
FBLA teams of four to five students<br />
may compete on the LifeSmarts<br />
website where they will have the opportunity<br />
to win monthly “TeamSmarts”<br />
challenges and compete against other<br />
chapters for the right to represent<br />
FBLA at the National LifeSmarts<br />
Championship each April.<br />
LifeSmarts is a program of the<br />
National Consumers League, which<br />
was founded in 1899 and is America’s<br />
pioneer consumer organization.<br />
For more information about LifeSmarts<br />
contact Program Director Lisa Hertzberg<br />
at lisah@nclnet.org, call 202-835-<br />
3323, or visit www.lifesmarts.org.<br />
Note: This program is a separate activity<br />
from the FBLA LifeSmarts competitive<br />
event.<br />
Virtual Business<br />
Finance<br />
Challenge<br />
Knowledge Matters is again sponsoring<br />
their Virtual Business Finance Challenge.<br />
FBLA members will test their<br />
skills at managing their own financial<br />
lives and will compete against students<br />
across the country. Members will<br />
experience real world financial issues<br />
such as budgeting, saving, opening<br />
bank accounts, getting a credit card,<br />
monitoring credit scores, education<br />
and advancement, online banking,<br />
paying taxes, finding a job, insurance,<br />
and more.<br />
There will be two rounds held via the<br />
Internet during the school year.<br />
• October 20, 2014 (10:00 a.m. EST)<br />
• November 14, 2014 (5:00 p.m. EST)<br />
• February 2, 2015 (10:00 a.m. EST)<br />
• February 27, 2015 (5:00 p.m. EST)<br />
The first place individual/team from<br />
each round will be awarded $500.<br />
To register, go to www.KnowledgeMatters.com<br />
and click on the FBLA area.<br />
Questions may be emailed to<br />
VBCCentral@KnowledgeMatters.com.<br />
Note: This activity is not a part of the<br />
competitive events program. Participating<br />
in this activity does not preclude<br />
a student competing in the national<br />
competitive events.<br />
Summer 2014<br />
19
Sponsors&<br />
PARTNERS<br />
Thank You ,<br />
National Sponsors!<br />
We extend our sincere appreciation to our new and returning 2014 NLC competitive event sponsors.<br />
With the help of these outstanding organizations, all of our FBLA national competitive events were<br />
once again sponsored. For more information on our FBLA-PBL supporters, visit our scholarship,<br />
fundraising partner, and educational program pages under Membership Benefits at fbla-pbl.org.<br />
New Sponsors<br />
Aronson Foundation<br />
Association Motor Club Marketing<br />
CareerSafe® Online<br />
Everest Colleges, Institutes & Universities<br />
Gary E. West College of Business,<br />
West Liberty University<br />
Lead2Feed<br />
Mercer University Stetson School of Business<br />
and Economics<br />
Microsoft<br />
Oracle Academy<br />
Praxis<br />
Professional Educators of Tennessee<br />
Stock-Trak, Inc. d/b/a<br />
HowTheMarketWorks.com<br />
The Griffith Insurance Education<br />
Foundation<br />
The National Youth Leadership Forum (NYLF):<br />
Careers in Business and Innovation<br />
Wesleyan College<br />
Returning Sponsors<br />
Alabama FBLA<br />
American Institute of Certified Public<br />
Accountants<br />
American Management Association<br />
API<br />
Balfour<br />
Country Meats<br />
Dale Carnegie Training<br />
DormCo.com<br />
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University—<br />
College of Business<br />
Foundation for Teaching Economics<br />
GEICO<br />
H&R Block<br />
Hilton Worldwide<br />
Illinois FBLA<br />
Johnson & Wales University<br />
Junior Tours<br />
Keyboarding Online<br />
Knowledge Matters<br />
KPMG LLP<br />
Krispy Kreme Fundraising<br />
MBA Research and Curriculum Center<br />
Men’s Wearhouse Group<br />
Mercy College School of Business<br />
My College Options<br />
National Consumers League<br />
National Technical Honor Society<br />
New Worlds Emerge at WorldStrides<br />
NFIB Young Entrepreneur Foundation<br />
Northwood University<br />
Ozark Delight Candy Company<br />
PDC Productions<br />
PITSCO<br />
Pride Distributors<br />
Schermer Pecans<br />
School Spirit Coffee<br />
SunTrust Bank<br />
Tennessee FBLA<br />
The Art Institutes<br />
The Howe School at Stevens Institute of<br />
Technology<br />
The Princeton Review<br />
Tom-Wat Fundraising<br />
University of Utah — David Eccles Business<br />
Scholars<br />
Visa Inc.<br />
ZenCaus<br />
Zinch.com<br />
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800.733.5466<br />
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