2022 NATIONAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

FBLA Collegiate National Officer Elections

There are six FBLA Collegiate national officers who represent FBLA Collegiate’s membership. The National President, Executive Vice President, VP of Communication, VP or Membership, and VP of Financial Development were voted by delegates during the National Leadership Conference.

The National Parliamentarian is appointed after submitting an application for office and scoring the highest on the parliamentary procedures objective test.

Please note: FBLA and FBLA Collegiate National Parliamentarian Candidates will go through the interview process but not the election process. All candidates completing an application (see below for application) will receive instructions for completing the written exam.

CAMPAIGNS

An important and exciting part of the NLC is the election of the 2022–23  national officers.

The FBLA Collegiate National Officer Candidate Application Deadline is May 15. Questions about national officer candidates should be sent to [email protected].

  • View FBLA Collegiate National Officer Candidate Application Here!
  • View National Officer Guidelines and Procedures Here!

By May 15 candidates will need to submit all materials below by 5:00 p.m. ET on this date through the Candidate Campaign Materials Form. Click here for the form with instructions to complete and upload the materials below.  We will use them items to create your bio and campaign abstracts for the virtual campaign booth.  You will also have an on-site campaign booth.

  • Headshot
  • Candidate Flyer
  • Draft Written Copy of 2-Minute Campaign Speech
  • Campaign Website Link
  • Campaign Budget (Upload from template)
  • List of Campaign Materials

VOTING

Votes are determined as follows:

Each local chapter in good standing shall be entitled to send from its active membership, two to four local voting delegates and one alternate for each voting delegate to the National Leadership Experience in accordance with the following:

  • Under 50 members—two voting delegates.
  • 50–100 members—three voting delegates.
  • Over 100 members—four voting delegates.

These delegates vote on the election of all FBLA Collegiate National Officers running for elected office and any bylaw amendments. These are determined from those members that are registered for the conference. A report will determine the number of votes based on registration and membership received by May 1.

The FBLA Collegiate Local Chapter Voting Delegation Registration Deadline is June 4, 11:59 p.m. EST

Candidates for elected offices will be elected by ranked voting. A majority vote will determine the winner for each elected office.

Definition: Preferential/Ranked voting is any election voting system in which voters use a ranked (or preferential) ballot to select more than one candidate (or other alternative being voted on) and to rank these choices in a sequence on a scale of 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc. ​If a majority is not reached on the first ballot, the ballots of the lowest-placing candidate are redistributed to the second choice.  This process of dropping the lowest candidate and redistributed to the next highest remaining candidate continues until a candidate reaches the majority.