3D Animation
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Two (2) parts: a prejudged project and a presentation. Competitors must
complete both parts for award eligibility.
Topic: Using 3-D animation, create an informational video related to the
many geographical areas devastated by natural disasters during the past
year. The video should describe how to support cities/areas affected by
natural disasters and should include:
Volunteer opportunities.
Ways to provide aide or assistance.
Issues related to assistance that can create additional problems.
Skills: This event provides recognition for FBLA members who possess
knowledge of basic skills and procedures and the ability to make intelligent
business decisions
,securities and investments
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60-minute test administered during the NLC.
Objective Test Competencies: Investment Fundamentals; Investment
Wrappers, Taxation, and Trusts; Investment Product & Funds; Stock Market;
Stock versus Other Investments; Mutual Funds; Basics of Bonds;
Derivatives; Financial Services Regulation
Skills: Acquiring a high level of familiarization and knowledge of securities
and investing is valuable in planning for one's future. This event provides
recognition for FBLA members who have an understanding of securities
and investments.
management information technology
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Two (2) parts: an objective test and interactive role play or presentation. A
60-minute objective test will be administered onsite at the NLC. Team
competitors will take one (1) objective test collaboratively.
Objective Test Competencies: Systems Analysis & Design (Systems
Development Life Cycle); Database Management and Modeling Concepts;
Object Oriented Analysis and Design; User Interfaces; System Controls;
Defining System and Business Requirements
Case: A decision-making problem outlining a small business' environment
and needs. Competitors will analyze the situation and recommend an
information system solution to address the issues raised.
Skills: The ability to design and implement an information system solution to
effectively manage vast amounts of information is a valuable skill that leads
to the success of many business entities today. The use of technology to
, develop these information systems plays a crucial role in a business' ability
to compete in today's business environment. This event provides
recognition for FBLA members who demonstrate an understanding of and
ability to apply these skills.
Public Service Announcement
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Includes a presentation. Review specific guidelines for each event as
guidelines vary.
Topic: Develop a public service announcement that explains why "Soft
Skills" in the workplace are important to employers in your community.
Skills: This recognizes FBLA members who can research a topic and create
a 30-second PSA video.
sales presentation
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Includes a presentation. Review specific guidelines for each event as
guidelines vary.
Skills: This event provides recognition to FBLA members who can
effectively deliver a pitch that attempts to persuade someone with a
planned sales presentation strategy of a product or service designed to
initiate and close a sale.
economics
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60-minute test administered during the NLC.
Objective Test Competencies: Basic Economic Concepts and Principles;
Monetary and Fiscal Policy; Productivity; Macroeconomics; Market
Structures; Investments and Interest Rates; Government Role; Types of
Businesses/Economic Institutions; Business Cycles/Circular Flow; Supply &
Demand; International Trade/Global Economics
Skills: This event provides recognition for FBLA members who can identify,
understand, and apply economic principles to contemporary social,
political, and ecological problems.
Intro to business presentation
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Includes a presentation. Review specific guidelines for each event as
guidelines vary.
Topic: Create a business presentation that revolves around how FBLA can
participate in and benefit from Giving Tuesday. The presentation should
discuss Giving Tuesday as the recognized Tuesday after Thanksgiving event
that is developed around social media and online donations, how FBLA can
benefit from it, how it can impact the organization, and how/where to make
a donation.
Skills: This event provides recognition for FBLA members who demonstrate
the ability to deliver an effective business presentation while using
multimedia presentation technology.
networking concepts
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Give this one a try later!
Two (2) parts: a prejudged project and a presentation. Competitors must
complete both parts for award eligibility.
Topic: Using 3-D animation, create an informational video related to the
many geographical areas devastated by natural disasters during the past
year. The video should describe how to support cities/areas affected by
natural disasters and should include:
Volunteer opportunities.
Ways to provide aide or assistance.
Issues related to assistance that can create additional problems.
Skills: This event provides recognition for FBLA members who possess
knowledge of basic skills and procedures and the ability to make intelligent
business decisions
,securities and investments
Give this one a try later!
60-minute test administered during the NLC.
Objective Test Competencies: Investment Fundamentals; Investment
Wrappers, Taxation, and Trusts; Investment Product & Funds; Stock Market;
Stock versus Other Investments; Mutual Funds; Basics of Bonds;
Derivatives; Financial Services Regulation
Skills: Acquiring a high level of familiarization and knowledge of securities
and investing is valuable in planning for one's future. This event provides
recognition for FBLA members who have an understanding of securities
and investments.
management information technology
Give this one a try later!
Two (2) parts: an objective test and interactive role play or presentation. A
60-minute objective test will be administered onsite at the NLC. Team
competitors will take one (1) objective test collaboratively.
Objective Test Competencies: Systems Analysis & Design (Systems
Development Life Cycle); Database Management and Modeling Concepts;
Object Oriented Analysis and Design; User Interfaces; System Controls;
Defining System and Business Requirements
Case: A decision-making problem outlining a small business' environment
and needs. Competitors will analyze the situation and recommend an
information system solution to address the issues raised.
Skills: The ability to design and implement an information system solution to
effectively manage vast amounts of information is a valuable skill that leads
to the success of many business entities today. The use of technology to
, develop these information systems plays a crucial role in a business' ability
to compete in today's business environment. This event provides
recognition for FBLA members who demonstrate an understanding of and
ability to apply these skills.
Public Service Announcement
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Includes a presentation. Review specific guidelines for each event as
guidelines vary.
Topic: Develop a public service announcement that explains why "Soft
Skills" in the workplace are important to employers in your community.
Skills: This recognizes FBLA members who can research a topic and create
a 30-second PSA video.
sales presentation
Give this one a try later!
Includes a presentation. Review specific guidelines for each event as
guidelines vary.
Skills: This event provides recognition to FBLA members who can
effectively deliver a pitch that attempts to persuade someone with a
planned sales presentation strategy of a product or service designed to
initiate and close a sale.
economics
, Give this one a try later!
60-minute test administered during the NLC.
Objective Test Competencies: Basic Economic Concepts and Principles;
Monetary and Fiscal Policy; Productivity; Macroeconomics; Market
Structures; Investments and Interest Rates; Government Role; Types of
Businesses/Economic Institutions; Business Cycles/Circular Flow; Supply &
Demand; International Trade/Global Economics
Skills: This event provides recognition for FBLA members who can identify,
understand, and apply economic principles to contemporary social,
political, and ecological problems.
Intro to business presentation
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Includes a presentation. Review specific guidelines for each event as
guidelines vary.
Topic: Create a business presentation that revolves around how FBLA can
participate in and benefit from Giving Tuesday. The presentation should
discuss Giving Tuesday as the recognized Tuesday after Thanksgiving event
that is developed around social media and online donations, how FBLA can
benefit from it, how it can impact the organization, and how/where to make
a donation.
Skills: This event provides recognition for FBLA members who demonstrate
the ability to deliver an effective business presentation while using
multimedia presentation technology.
networking concepts
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