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 Tod Reinhart
Professional Division National President
South Albany High School, Oregon
pdpres@fbla.orgTod Reinhart serves as your Professional Division national president. Tod’s first experience with FBLA started at the end of his sophomore year of high school when two business teachers were starting an FBLA chapter. He served as local chapter vice president, president, and state district vice president. Tod graduated from Oregon State University with a B.S. in business education and another degree in business administration with a minor in computer science. Then he received a master’s degree in education at Oregon State University. Tod also worked as an informational specialist at the U.S. Army Base high school in Germany. During his time overseas, he started two FBLA chapters and served on the FBLA DoDDS-Europe Board of Directors and board chairman. He is currently teaching high school business and computer courses and is the FBLA adviser at South Albany High School. |
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 Juan Soto
Professional Division National Vice President
Princeton, New Jersey Doubletree Hotel
pdvp@fbla.org
Juan Soto has been a devoted member of FBLA-PBL since 1996. Juan began in FBLA back in New York and continued his involvement at Johnson & Wales University. There he graduated with a B.A. in international hotel management. Throughout his years in FBLA-PBL, Juan has served in numerous positions on the local, state and national level. He recently completed his second term as Professional Division national vice president. For the past five years, Juan has continued his work in the hospitality field and is currently working as the director of front office operations at the new Doubletree Hotel in Princeton, New Jersey overseeing all rooms’ division operations for the hotel. |
 Angela McCallie
Professional Division National Secretary/Treasurer
Lonoke High School, Arkansas
pdst@fbla.org
Mrs. Angela McCallie is a 20-year veteran of business education, currently teaching at Lonoke High School. She holds a bachelor’s in business education from the University of Central Arkansas and is working towards her MBA. She is an active member of the National Business Education Association, Southern Business Education Association, and the Arkansas Business Education Association, presently serving as the regional and state membership director. Other professional memberships include the Association for Career and Technical Education and FBLA-PBL Professional Division. She has served and led numerous committees at the local, state, and national levels. Angela was recognized as the 2001 Arkansas Business Teacher of the Year and 1992 Vocational New Teacher of the Year. Throughout her career as an FBLA adviser, Angela has understood the positive impact of active membership in the organization.
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