We Are The Future
FBLA is an organization dedicated to helping business education students prepare for their future careers.
Imagine building a portfolio of documented accomplishments as a complement to your academic experience. When applying for scholarships, you can demonstrate how you served in a leadership
position, received awards, or participated in projects for the largest business based student organization in the world through the Business Achievement Awards (BAA), a self-directed
results based business and leadership program designed to compliment academics while accelerating a student's leadership skills.
Attend a National Leadership Conference. Nothing can pump you up like walking into a room of 6,000 high school students cheering at the top of their lungs
for their state and FBLA! The energy you feel will inspire you!
At the same time, you can choose from over 50 competitive and skills events from the areas of technology, public speaking, business,
finance, and management. You may finish as the very best in the nation, win recognition, and win cash from our sponsored events!
Meet student and business leaders from across the country—join FBLA today!
Member of the Month
Apply for Member of the Month
Apply by the 15th of the month to qualify to be a candidate (one member per month will be recognized).
Former FBLA Members!
We want to hear from you!
www.wafblaalumni.com
Business Educators!
Visit your professional site at...
 www.wsbea.com
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Red Lion Pride Program for WAFBLA!
Find out how to earn 15 percent on all of your hotel stays.
Once logged into www.redlion.com, proceed through reservation process & click on "Other Search Options" (located below the reservation
information).
At the bottom of page enter FBLA's corporate identification FBL into the Corporate Negotiated Rate Plan Section.
Take a look at Washington FBLA
in action!
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Be Sure to
Check Our Calendar
for Upcoming Events
TiE Young Entrepreneurs
The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE) is just starting a 10,000 dollar business plan competition aimed at High School students called TiE Young Entrepreneurs (TYE). This program has already
been running successfully in Boston for the last four years and the Seattle Chapter is now trying to bring the same competition to the Puget Sound area. You can find out more about the
Seattle TiE competition here: seattle.tie.org.
The TYE program aims to inspire young people to discover the rewards and challenges of entrepreneurship. The program is divided into two parts an education program that designed to help
high school students learn how to be entrepreneurs through an extensive curriculum, taught by established industry leaders and an associated business plan competition. Through the program
students will come up with an idea, develop it into a viable, scalable business model and then present the business plan to a group of judges, comprising of VCs and established entrepreneurs
to compete as a team in a Business Plan competition. We also have a number of scholarships available for students who are interested in the program but are unable to participate because
of financial constraints.
Click on the image below to see the promo.
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