Submit Your Chapter News
Let us know what your FBLA, FBLA-Middle Level, or PBL chapter is doing by submitting your chapter news and photos. You might see your success story featured on the FBLA-PBL website or in a national publication.
Media kit
View the FBLA-PBL media kit for information on our publications and events and learn more about advertising opportunities for your business.
Download Logos from the Image Library
Download the official images and logos for FBLA-PBL.
Social Networking Guidelines
FBLA-PBL members should follow the FBLA-PBL social networking guidelines.
FBLA Publications
FBLA-PBL produces several publications designed to provide advisers and members with resources and information on leadership, chapter management, education, career development, and much more. Other publications include the FBLA Chapter Management Handbook (CMH), Tomorrow’s Business Leader magazine, conference guides, competitive events guides, and other educational materials.
Partners & Sponsors: Want to reach an engaged audience of high school students and teachers? Download an Advertising Rate Card to discover the ways you can connect with FBLA members and advisers.
Tomorrow’s Business Leader® Magazine
Tomorrow’s Business Leader® is published exclusively for high school and middle school members and is distributed four times during the school year. Tomorrow’s Business Leader® features interviews with successful business leaders and articles on leadership, career exploration, college preparation, job-building skills, FBLA programs and services, and local chapter news. It is also shared with Professional Division members as an added benefit to PD membership.
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FBLA Chapter Management Handbook
The FBLA Chapter Management Handbook (CMH) includes everything you need to efficiently run a chapter, including tips and resources on:
- Building a Chapter
- Recruitment
- Fundraising
- Scholarships
- Competitive Events
- Supplemental Resources
FBLA Advisers’ Hotline
FBLA advisers keep their chapter management skills sharp with the FBLA Advisers’ Hotline. This high school adviser newsletter is published three times during the school year and features articles on how to set up and run chapters, prepare students for conferences and competitive events, and ways to be more effective advisers. It also provides information on local, state, and national programs.
FBLA Connect Website
FBLA Connect is a comprehensive library of resources and news about FBLA. This website features helpful information and tips on networking, competitive event success, college and career preparation, and many more!
PBL Publications
FBLA-PBL produces several publications designed to provide PBL advisers and members with resources and information on chapter management, education, career development, and much more. Other publications include the PBL Chapter Management Handbook (CMH), PBL Business Leader e-newsletter, conference guides, competitive events guides, and other educational materials.
Partners & Sponsors: Want to reach an engaged audience of college students and educators? Download an Advertising Rate Card to discover the ways you can connect with PBL members and advisers.
PBL Business Leader
PBL members receive an e-newsletter three times a year featuring profiles of business leaders, along with articles on leadership, career planning, job preparation advice, PBL programs and services, and local chapter news.
PBL Chapter Management Handbook
The PBL Chapter Management Handbook (CMH) includes everything you need to efficiently run a chapter, including tips and resources on:
- Building a Chapter
- Recruitment
- Fundraising
- Scholarships and
- Competitive Events
PBL Advisers’ Hotline
PBL advisers keep their chapter management skills sharp with the PBL Advisers’ Hotline. This college adviser newsletter is published three times during the school year. The PBL Advisers’ Hotline features articles on how to set up and run chapters, prepare students for conferences and competitive events, and ways to be more effective advisers. It also provides information on local, state, and national programs.
FBLA-Middle Level Publications
FBLA-Middle Level advisers and members have access to exclusive resources and information on chapter management, education, career development, and much more. Other publications include the FBLA-Middle Level Chapter Management Handbook (CMH), Tomorrow’s Business Leader Magazine, conference guides, competitive events guides, and other educational materials.
Partners & Sponsors: Want to reach an engaged audience of middle and junior high school students and teachers? Download an Advertising Rate Card to discover the ways you can connect with FBLA-Middle Level members and advisers.
Tomorrow’s Business Leader Magazine
This magazine, published exclusively for high school and middle school members, is distributed four times during the school year. Tomorrow’s Business Leader features interviews with successful business leaders and articles on leadership, career exploration, college preparation, job-building skills, FBLA-Middle Level and FBLA programs and services, and local chapter news. It is also shared with Professional Division members as an added benefit to Professional Division membership.
FBLA-Middle Level Chapter Management Handbook
The FBLA-Middle Level Chapter Management Handbook (CMH) includes everything you need to efficiently run a chapter, including tips and resources on:
- Building a Chapter
- Recruitment
- Fundraising
- Scholarships and
- Competitive Events
FBLA-Middle Level Advisers’ Hotline
FBLA-Middle Level advisers keep their chapter management skills sharp with the FBLA-Middle Level Advisers’ Hotline, published three times per school year. Each issue provides advisers with information on FBLA-Middle Level programs, activities, services, and teaching tools.
Protecting the FBLA-PBL Image
Because the Internet has a worldwide audience, and communication via the Internet may have far-reaching effects, members should understand that in using the Internet they may be seen as representing Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda, Inc. (FBLA-PBL) to the public. Therefore, each member is expected to consider carefully any material placed on the Internet and social networking sites using the FBLA-PBL name, image, or brand. It is the responsibility of each member not to cast FBLA-PBL in a negative light or to discredit or harm the reputation or goodwill of FBLA-PBL’s name, image, and reputation.