Loading...
Home2023-04-18T10:27:07-07:00

Washington FBLA is developing the next generation of ethical business leaders

Future Business Leaders of America

Washington FBLA is committed to preparing today’s middle and high school students to become the business and community leaders of tomorrow. Over 5,000 students from 160 chapters around the state participate in events, conferences, and competitions.

Students gain critical business skills, complete community service projects, network with businesses, and learn the leadership skills that are in high demand in the workplace.

FBLAFacts

0+
FBLA-PBL STUDENTS NATIONWIDE
0 YEARS
DEVELOPING FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS
0+
FBLA-PBL ALUMNI

I can say with 100% certainty that my entire collegiate and professional trajectory was changed by my involvement in FBLA. Not only did I learn 21st century skills that would benefit me in the workplace such as teamwork and critical thinking, but I also recognized the importance of servant leadership being at the heart of everything we do. This realization is what ultimately led me to find success in college and my place as a Teach for America Corps Member in San Antonio, Texas. My experiences in FBLA and the confidence that I gained through my involvement is never far from my mind in my daily interactions with my students. Everyone – regardless of their background – deserves to have a transformative CTSO opportunity like I did.

KAYCIE QUINONEZ

Washington FBLA is Leading the Future of Business

FBLAEvents

Role Play Testing Registration Deadline

February 17, 2023

SBLC Registration Deadline

March 6, 2023

State Business Leadership Conference

April 19-22, 2023

National Leadership Conference

June 27 – 30, 2023 

FBLANews

March Chapter of the Month – Marysville-Getchell HS

March Chapter of the Month - Marysville-Getchell High School   Congratulations to MARYSVILLE-GETCHELL HIGH SCHOOL for being WA FBLA’s March Chapter of the Month! Marysville Getchell FBLA Chapter has been committed to its members’ success and wellbeing. Recognizing students’ struggles with a lack of socialization in the virtual environment, they held numerous socials and game nights to engage [...]

March Member of the Month – Tori Ward

Tori Ward - WA FBLA March Member of the Month Congratulations to Tori Ward, a sophomore from Timberline High School, for being selected as the Washington FBLA March Member of the Month!  Tori began her FBLA journey in 8th grade, and is currently in her third year. She demonstrates dedication, service, and leadership. Tori was very successful in [...]

February Chapter of the Month – ICS

Congratulations to INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY SCHOOL for being WA FBLA’s February Chapter of the Month! International Community School (ICS) FBLA cultivates an environment of success for its members. Each year their chapter prepares the Local Chapter Business Report for SBLC to maintain their chapters’ involvement. They’ve held virtual social events, panels, and workshops to build a culture of engagement and FBLA [...]

February Member of the Month – Elizabeth Fu

Congratulations to Elizabeth Fu, a senior from the International Community School, for being selected as the Washington FBLA February Member of the Month! Being the epitome of the type of leader that FBLA creates, Elizabeth has demonstrated excellence in various aspects of FBLA. From excelling in competitive events, actively participating in national programs, such as the Business Achievement Awards, and [...]

FBLASocial

Invest in the Lives of Washington’s Student Leaders

Go to Top