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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Welcome 2

General Information 2

FBLA-PBL Dress Code 3

Code of Conduct 4

MarketPlace Location/Hours 4Keynote Speakers 5

March of Dimes Blue Jeans for Babies Social 5

PBL Schedule of Events 6

FBLA Schedule of Events 8

Exhibitors 20

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WELCOMEThe board of directors, national officers, and national staff welcome you tothis years National Fall Leadership Conference. You have demonstrated yourcommitment to leadership excellence by being here this weekend. Maximize yourinvestment by participating in as many workshops and other activities as you can.You will find a wide range of topics and excellent presenters ready to help youstart Breaking Barriers!

CONFERENCE HEADQUARTERSRepresentatives of the conference staff will be available in the Coat Check Room atthe Washington Hilton on Friday and Saturday during regular conference hours.

NAME BADGESConference badges must be worn to all conference activities, including the socialevent. Requests for replacement badges may be made at the registration desk or inconference headquarters. There is a $5 charge for a replacement name badge. Thisfee must be paid in full on-site.

TRAVEL ETIQUETTEIf traveling by taxi, ask for the fare before departure. Keep change handy forbellmen and doormen tips, phone calls, and similar situations. Generally, a 15-percent tip is appropriate for servers and cab drivers for good service.

CHAPERONESThe National Association of Secondary School Principals requires adult chaperonesfor high school students attending conferences such as this one. FBLAPBLrequires compliance with this policy. Chaperones should enforce dress code andcurfews, ensure that students attend conference activities, and follow commonsafety practices.

MEMBERS WITH DISABILITIESMembers with disabilities add an important dimension to the organization.FBLAPBL is committed to working with these members to ensure that they receivemaximum benefit from the conference activities. Contact a representative of thenational staff if you have particular needs or requirements.

CURFEWSDelegates at FBLAPBL conferences are expected to follow the published curfewtimes. This requirement is designed both to protect individual delegates and torespect other guests in the hotels we are using for our meetings. Hotel security willenforce the published curfews, which are to be interpreted as being the time bywhich members should be in their own rooms and quiet for the night.

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FBLA-PBL members and advisers should develop an awareness of the image onesappearance projects. The purpose of the dress code is to uphold the professionalimage of the association and its members and to prepare students for the businessworld. Appropriate attire is required for all attendeesadvisers, members, andguestsat all general sessions, competitive events, regional meetings, workshops,and other activities unless otherwise stated in the conference program. Conference

name badges are part of this dress code and must be worn for all conferencefunctions. For safety reasons, do not wear name badges when touring.

Professional attire acceptable for official FBLA-PBL activities include:

Males Business suit with collared dress shirt, and necktie or Sport coat, dress slacks, collared shirt, and necktie or Dress slacks, collared shirt, and necktie Banded collared shirt may be worn only if sport coat or business suit is worn Dress shoes and socks

Females Business suit with blouse or Business pantsuit with blouse or Skirt or dress slacks with blouse or sweater or Business dress Capris or gauchos with coordinating jacket/suit, worn below the knee Dress shoes

Inappropriate attire, for both men and women, includes: Jewelry in visible body piercing, other than ears Denim or chambray fabric clothing of any kind, overalls, shorts, skorts, stretch

or stirrup pants, exercise or bike shorts Backless, see-through, tight-fitting, spaghetti straps, strapless, extremely short,

or low-cut blouses/tops/dresses/skirts T-shirts, Lycra, spandex, midriff tops, tank tops, bathing suits Sandals, athletic shoes, industrial work shoes, hiking boots, bare feet, or over-

the-knee-boots Athletic wear, including sneakers Hats or flannel fabric clothing Bolo ties Visible foundation garments

CLARIFICATIONMany womens two-piece suits currently are designed so that theydo not require a blouse. Therefore, this will be accepted. In addition, sling-backshoes, open-toe shoes, and sleeveless dresses are accepted.

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FBLA-PBL members have an excellent reputation. Your conduct at every FBLA-PBLfunction should make a positive contribution to extending that reputation. Listedhere are rules of conduct for the National Fall Leadership Conference. All delegateswill be expected to:

1. Behave in a courteous and respectful manner, refraining from languageand actions that might bring discredit upon themselves, their school, otherdelegates, advisers, or upon FBLA-PBL.

2. Obey all local, state, and federal laws.

3. Avoid conduct not conducive to an educational conference. Such conductincludes, but is not limited to, actions disrupting the businesslike atmosphere,association with nonconference individuals, or activities that endanger selfor others (running in the general sessions, standing on chairs, using laserpointers during workshops, bodysurfing at dances, etc.)

4. Keep your advisers informed of your activities and whereabouts at all times.Accidents, injuries, and illnesses must be reported to the local or stateadvisers immediately.

5. Avoid alcoholic beverages (for those under 21 years of age) and controlled orillegal substances of any form. These items must not be used or possessed atany time, or under any circumstances. Use or possession of such substancesmay subject the delegate to criminal prosecution.

6. Act as guests of the hotel and conference center. Participants must obeythe rules of these facilities. The facilities have the right to ask a member ormembers to leave. Do not throw anything out of windows or over balconies.

Do not run down hallways. Noise should be kept at a reasonable volume,especially in the hotels.

Remember there are other guests in the hotels who have rights as well. Trash (thisincludes pizza boxes, bottles, cans, etc.) must be placed in the proper receptaclesand not left on guest room or meeting room floors. Individuals or chaptersresponsible for damages to any property or furnishings will be responsible for itsrepair or replacement. Local and state advisers are responsible for the supervisionof delegate conduct.

Disregarding or Violating the Code of ConductDelegates who disregard or violate this code will be subject to disciplinary action,

including, but not limited to, forfeiture of privileges to attend further events,confinement to your hotel room, dismissal from the conference, and being senthome at your own expense. Parents and/or guardians will be notified and FBLA-PBLreserves the right to notify law enforcement officials.

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March of Dimes Blue Jeans for Babies SocialThis fun social event is scheduled for Saturday,November 20. All members and advisers areencouraged to participate and contribute to the

March of Dimes. Bring your $5 donation and get ready to have a great time!

keynotesPeAkersWASHINGTON, D.C.

FRIDAY9:00 p.m.10:15 p.m. Opening General Session International Blrm.

(PBL Reserved Seating)

Keynote Speaker: Alton JamisonAlton Jamison grew up in a small Virginia town, his

mother struggling to raise him as a single parent whilehis father was in and out of prison. Alton faced numer-ous obstacles and challenges, but was able to believein the principle that he is bigger and better than hisenvironment. He went on to earn a Bachelor of Sciencedegree in mechanical engineering at Old DominionUniversity, where he was recognized in Whos WhoAmong Students in American Universities and Colleges.He also obtained a Master of Arts in Practical Theologyfrom Regent University. Before becoming a full-time

professional speaker and entrepreneur, he led a sucess-ful career as an engineer with Northrop Grumman andUnited Parcel Service (UPS). His work is featured in twobooks, Rekindling the Human Spirit, and Thats My Storyand Im Sticking To It, from Liberty Publishing. In ad-dition, he recently completed an inspirational memoir,No More Handcuffs: 5 Keys To Removing the MentalHandcuffs From Your Life!As a certified life and successcoach, Altons passion is helping others discover anddevelop the skills to achieve more than they could ever

imagine.SATURDAY5:00 p.m.6:15 p.m. Closing General Session International Blrm.

(PBL Reserved Seating)

Keynote Speaker: Richard Rowe

Richard Rowe served over 20 years in the U.S. Navy,living abroad while also visiting over 50 differentcountries. He has experienced leadership and humanbehavior on all levels, from the entry-level military

person to noted government leaders and differentreligious leaders throughout the world. He has pre-sented over 1,000 speeches and seminars nationally andinternationally. Richard is a certifed master training spe-cialist for the military (only the top 10 percent of allfacilitators have this certification). He is a member of theAmerican Society for Training & Development and theNational Speakers Association. He holds an associatedegree in technical instruction, a bachelor of sciencein business administration, and a masters of science in

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19

PBLsCheDuLeoFeventsWASHIINGTON, D.C.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19

Conference Headquarters

MarketPlace

RegistrationWORKSHOPS

PBL Special Opening SessionKeynote Speaker: Spencer Behrend, PBLNational PresidentSocial NetworkingProfessional alliances are the backbone ofthe business world. Everyone knows theyneed these types of relationships, butmost are unsure how to develop them.

Learn how you can make the right connec-tions for a more competitive edge.

Investing in Your FutureEric Bell, President,Greater Washington Jump$tartCoalitionUnderstanding your money is a criticalfirst step in becoming a business leaderin America. This workshop offers practicalstrategies to get started on the right path.

(PBL StudentsFinancial Literacy)

Rocking the Voteand City HallPanel Presentation Facilitated byBrad Howard, Professional DivisionSecretary/TreasurerJoin this interactive panel discussion totalk about how you can get involved inthe political process and engage yourlocal chapter. Panelists include journal-ists, legislators, and other young profes-

sionals from the Washington, D.C. areasome names you may recognize. (PBLStudents and AdvisersCommunication)

Group Management 2.0: ManagingGroup Communication & DataJanine Mandel, U.S. Marketing Director,GroupSpacesBest practices and online tools to stream-line group management, communications,and data. (PBL StudentsTechnology)

Registration

Alabama FBLA-PBL State Meeting

Virginia FBLA-PBL State Meeting

Opening General Session(PBL Reserved Seating)

Coat Check Room

Monroe

Coat Check Foyer

Georgetown

Lincoln West

Columbia Hall 3-4

Jefferson East

Coat Check Foyer

Jefferson EastColumbia Hall 9-10

International Blrm.

11:00 a.m.5:00 p.m.

11:00 a.m.6:00 p.m.

1:00 p.m.1:45 p.m.

2:00 p.m.2:45 p.m.

3:00 p.m.3:45 p.m.

7:00 p.m.9:00 p.m.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20

PBLsCheDuLeoFeventsWASHIINGTON, D.C.


Exhibitors


MarketPlace

WORKSHOPS

Adviser ForumMeet the board of directors and NationalAwards program committee.Connecting Your Chapter with RealWorld Business ExecutivesBrad Howard, Professional Division,

National Secretary/TreasurerLearn how you can use the FBLA-PBLProfessional Division to work with localbusiness leaders and tie them into yourchapter activities for advice, support, andsome hands-on experience. (PBL Studentsand AdvisersFBLA-PBL Programs)

Authentic LeadershipTania Sederdahl, PBL Mountain PlainsRegion Vice President

Discuss the character qualities of anauthentic leader. (PBL StudentsLeadership)

Permission 2 Succeed: The OnlyPerson Who Needs to Give it is YOU!Mark Wiggins, Director of Programs,Moovin4ward PresentationsDont wait on others to give you permis-sion to achieve your goals. Learn how toempower yourself to greatness.

(PBL StudentsPersonal Development)

PBL Round Table DiscussionsAdviser HospitalityHosted by Washington D.C. FBLA

PBL Special Program Closing Session:State Presidents Panel and PBLInformation Game

PBL State Officers MeetingPBL state officer teams will have theopportunity to share ideas, network,and participate in strategic planning.

Closing General Session(PBL Reserved Seating)

Blue Jeans for Babies Social EventBring your $5 donation for the March ofDimes and get ready to have a great time.

8:00 a.m.4:00 p.m.

8:00 a.m.5:00 p.m.

9:00 a.m.9:45 a.m.

10:00 a.m.10:45 a.m.

11:00 a.m.11:45 a.m.

1:30 p.m.2:15 p.m.

2:00 p.m.3:00 p.m.

2:30 p.m.3:15 p.m.

3:30 p.m.4:15 p.m.

5:00 p.m.6:15 p.m.

9:00 p.m.11:00 p.m.

Foyer

Coat Check Room

Monroe

Lincoln East

Georgetown

Georgetown

Georgetown

Georgetown

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Georgetown

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MarketPlace

Registration

WORKSHOPS

Building a StyleOwner MallJoel Weingarten, CEO and Founder,StyleOwnerStyleOwner empowers the Facebookgeneration to become entrepreneursonline. Learn about StyleOwner and howyour chapter can build a StyleOwner mall.

(FBLA-PBL AdvisersTechnology)

Investing in Your FutureEric Bell, President, Greater WashingtonJump$tart CoalitionUnderstanding your money is a criticalfirst step in becoming a business leaderin America. This workshop offers practicalstrategies to get started on the right path.(FBLA StudentsFinancial Literacy)

Group Management 2.0: ManagingGroup Communication & DataJanine Mandel, U.S. Marketing Director,GroupSpacesBest practices and online tools to stream-line group management, communications,and data. (FBLA StudentsTechnology)

Wiggio.comStudents CollaboratingUsing Social MediaDana Lampert, CEO/Founder, Wiggio

Learn how students and teachers areusing Wiggio to communicate and col-laborate in academic, extracurricular, andnon-academic groups. (FBLA StudentsSocial Media)

6 Tools of Leadership: Preparing toLead NOW to Have Impact TomorrowMark Wiggins, Director of Programs,Moovin4ward PresentationsThis program will help you understand

some of the basic skills needed to be aneffective leader in school, business, andlife. (FBLA StudentsLeadership)

11:00 a.m.5:00 p.m.

11:00 a.m.6:00 p.m.

1:00 p.m.1:45 p.m.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19FBLAsCheDuLeoFevents

WASHINGTON, D.C.

Coat Check Room

Monroe

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Lincoln East

Lincoln West

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Jefferson West

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WORKSHOPS (Cont.)

Connecting Your Chapter with RealWorld Business ExecutivesBrad Howard, Professional Division,National Secretary/TreasurerLearn how you can use the FBLA-PBLProfessional Division to work with localbusiness leaders and tie them into yourchapter activities for advice, support, andhands-on experience. (FBLA Students andAdvisersFBLA-PBL Programs)

WORKSHOPS

Building a StyleOwner MallJoel Weingarten, CEO and FounderStyleOwnerStyleOwner empowers the Facebookgeneration to become entrepreneursonline. Learn about StyleOwner and howyour chapter can build a StyleOwner mall.(FBLA-PBL AdvisersTechnology)

Breaking the Ice to Break BarriersChantell Giere, FBLA Western RegionVice PresidentCome participate in fun ice breakers, learneffective communication, and network withother FBLA members.(FBLA StudentsCommunication)

Group Management 2.0: Managing GroupCommunication and DataJanine Mandel, U.S. Marketing Director,GroupSpacesLearn best practices and online tools tostreamline group management,communications, and data.(FBLA StudentsTechnology)

Study TechniquesJames Edie, Army National GuardPartners in EducationTheres more to good grades than beingsmart. Learn how anyone can improve theirstudy skills, organize their work, and learnmore as they study.(FBLA StudentsCareer Development)

6 Tools of Leadership: Preparing to LeadNOW to Have Impact TomorrowMark Wiggins, Director of ProgramsMoovin4ward PresentationsThis program will help you understandsome of the basic skills needed to be aneffective leader in school, business, andlife. (FBLA StudentsLeadership)

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19FBLAsCheDuLeoFevents

WASHINGTON, D.C.

1:00 p.m.1:45 p.m.

2:00 p.m.2:45 p.m.

Columbia Hall 34

Lincoln East

Georgetown

Jefferson East

Jefferson West

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FBLAsCheDuLeoFeventsWASHINGTON, D.C.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19

WORKSHOPS

Floral Fund-raisingMelissa McDonald, FBLA Adviser andFBLA-PBL Board; and Darcie Shaffer,Pennsylvania FBLA ParliamentarianLooking for a unique way to raise moneyfor your chapter? Learn how to create livefloral arrangements to sell. Easy to do foradvisers and students! No skill required!(FBLA AdvisersFund-raising)

Investing in Your FutureEric Bell, President, Greater WashingtonJump$tart CoalitionUnderstanding your money is a criticalfirst step in becoming a business leaderin America. This workshop offers practicalstrategies to get started on the right path.(FBLA StudentsFinancial Literacy)

Bye Senior Year, Hello CollegeUsman Ahmed, PBL Eastern RegionVice PresidentThis interactive workshop will educate at-tendees on what to expect in college, howto make the most of freshman year, andhow to prepare using time managementskills, prioritization, and networking.(FBLA StudentsFBLA-PBL Programs)

Budget BuddyTrenton Stinson, FBLA AdviserSouthside Baptist Christian SchoolLearn about a free, Web-based budgetingtool that will help you develop a budget.(FBLA StudentsFinancial Literacy)

Boom Boom PowFrom 2000 and Lateto 3008: Incorporating Technology intoTodays Rapidly Changing BusinessWorldVivian Tu, Maryland FBLA State Reporter-Historian; and William J. Fitzpatrick,Local Chapter Vice PresidentThis high-energy, fast-paced workshopwill teach audience members what theycan do using technology to help furthertheir local, regional, and state FBLA chap-ters. (FBLA StudentsTechnology)

3:00 p.m.3:45 p.m. Lincoln East

Lincoln West

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FRIDAY-SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1920

FBLAsCheDuLeoFeventsWASHINGTON, D.C.

WORKSHOPS (Cont.)

Rocking the Voteand City HallBrad Howard, Professional DivisionSecretary/Treasurer

Join this interactive panel discussion totalk about how you can get involved in thepolitical process and engage yourlocal chapter. Panelists include journalists,legislators, and other young profession-als from the Washington, D.C. areasomenames you may recognize. (FBLA Studentsand AdvisersCommunication)

New York FBLA State Meeting

Registration

Alabama FBLA-PBL State Meeting

New Jersey FBLA State Meeting

North Carolina FBLA State Meeting

Virginia FBLA-PBL State Meeting

Opening General Session

Curfew

Exhibits


MarketPlace

WORKSHOPS

Adviser ForumTake advantage of this opportunity tomeet representatives from the board ofdirectors and the National Awards ProgramCommittee. (FBLAPBL AdvisersFBLAPBLPrograms)

DeVry University Career ShopAmanda Geist, Director, Partnership

Marketing, DeVry UniversityThis interactive presentation will help youdetermine which careers could be a goodfit for you based on a personality assess-ment. Limit 50 participants.(FBLA StudentsCareer Development)

3:00 p.m.3:45 p.m.

7:00 p.m.8:00 p.m.

7:00 p.m.9:00 p.m.

8:00 p.m.8:30 p.m.

9:00 p.m.10:15 p.m.

Midnight

8:00 a.m.4:00 p.m.

8:00 a.m.5:00 p.m.

9:00 a.m.9:45 a.m.


Columbia Hall 34

Lincoln East

Coat Check Foyer

Jefferson East

Georgetown

Columbia Hall 14

Columbia Hall 912

International Blrm.

International Blrm.Foyer

Coat Check Room

Monroe

Lincoln East

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WORKSHOPS (Cont.)

Mind Your Own BusinessAlton Jamison, Alton Jamison, LLCLearn how to properly use social media tomarket and grow any business idea. Learnhow to turn a business idea into a reality!(FBLA-PBL StudentsSocial Media)

Social Skills for Super StudentLeadersJoel Hilchey, Founder,The Beanstalk ProjectDo you have the social skills for success?Learn and discuss the top tips and mis-takes to maximize your impact! (FBLA-PBLStudentsPersonal Development)

Community Service . . . It is Part ofYour Chapters Program of WorkAlabama FBLA State OfficersThe workshop will discuss building aprogram of work for the local chapter.Emphasis will be placed on communityserviceMarch of Dimes.(FBLA StudentsFBLA-PBL Programs)

9 Crucial Keys to Improve All YourRelationshipsVal Baldwin, Relationship Coach,Speaker, ABC TV PersonalityDiscover the 9 gotta have people skillsto power boost your relationship successin your professional and personal life.(FBLA StudentsCommunication)

Power ImpressionsMaking anEntranceSharon Hill, Sharon Hill InternationalYour business entrance should be profes-sional, quiet, and understated so that youassimilate seamlessly into the office andavoid disturbing the work in progress.(FBLA StudentsPersonal Development)

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20FBLAsCheDuLeoFevents

WASHINGTON, D.C.

9:00 a.m.9:45 a.m.

Jefferson West

Columbia Hall 12

Columbia Hall 34

Columbia Hall 910

Columbia Hall 1112


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WASHINGTON, D.C.

WORKSHOPS

Helpful Tips for New FBLA AdvisersGreg L. Oliver, Director of Marketingand Educator Relations, FBLA-PBL, Inc.Join us for a workshop designed to help

guide teachers on the path to a success-ful year in FBLA. Find out about all thebenefits that membership in our associa-tion offers your students. Learn how FBLAfits into your classroom, how to prepareyour students for competitive events andnational leadership conferences, hownational programs complement yourcurriculum, and how your members canwin scholarships and cash prizes. (FBLAAdvisersFBLA-PBL Programs)

WORKSHOPS

You M.A.T.T.E.R.Alton Jamison, Alton Jamison, LLCThe speaker challenges attendees to exam-ine and develop themselves first,to effectively lead, and help others.(FBLA AdvisersPersonal Development)

DeVry University Career Shop

Amanda Geist, Director, PartnershipMarketing, DeVry UniversityThis interactive presentation will helpstudents determine what careers could bea good fit for them based on a personalityassessment. Limit 50 participants.(FBLA AdvisersCareer Development)

Wiggio.comStudents CollaboratingUsing Social MediaDana Lampert, CEO/Founder, Wiggio

Learn how students and teachers are usingWiggio to communicate and collaboratein academic, extracurricular, and non-academic groups. (FBLA StudentsSocialMedia)

Creativity for Global CitizenshipJoel Hilchey, Founder,The Beanstalk ProjectWant to find out what juggling and globalcitizenship have in common? Come tap

into your creativity, do good, and laugh awhole lot! (FBLA-PBL StudentsLeadership)

9:00 a.m.Noon

10:00 a.m.10:45 a.m.

Jefferson East

Lincoln East

Lincoln West

Jefferson West

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WORKSHOPS (Cont.)

Communicating EffectivelyDarlene Carver, American ManagementAssociationCommunicating effectively is about con-

necting with others on their level, gettingyour message heard and hearing others,and learning how paralanguage canenhance our communications. This in-teractive workshop will have participantsworking in groups to develop robustconversations. (FBLA Students and Advis-ersCommunication)

Bridge the Gender Gap: How toUnderstand the Opposite Sex

Val Baldwin, Relationship Coach, Speaker,ABC TV PersonalityThis enlightening training will help yourecognize, understand, and respect themale/female differences to be moreproductive, have less conflict, and createstronger bonds in your life. (FBLA Stu-dents and AdvisersCommunication)

Permission 2 Succeed: The OnlyPerson Who Needs to Give it is YOU!

Mark Wiggins, Director of Programs,Moovin4ward PresentationsDont wait on others to give you permis-sion to achieve your goals. Learn how toempower yourself to greatness.(FBLA StudentsPersonal Development)

WORKSHOPS


Marketing, DeVry UniversityThis interactive presentation will helpstudents determine what careers couldbe a good fit based on a personalityassessment. Limit 50 participants. (FBLAAdvisersCareer Development)

All You Ever Wanted to Know aboutAccountingBut Were Afraid to Ask!Emily Long, Senior Associate, CampusRecruiting, KPMG LLP

Think accountants only do tax returnsand bookkeeping? This session willexplain why majoring in accounting isthe best start for any career in business.(FBLA Students and AdvisersCareerDevelopment)

10:00 a.m.10:45 a.m.

11:00 a.m.11:45 a.m.

Columbia Hall 34

Columbia Hall 910

Columbia Hall 1112

Lincoln West

Jefferson West


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WORKSHOPS (Cont.)

Workplace SkillsJames Edie, Army National GuardPartners in EducationGood teamwork and a positive attitudecan go a long way in the workplace. Learnhow to show employers that you havewhat it takes to succeed. (FBLA StudentsLeadership)

Time ManagementDarlene Carver, American ManagementAssociationDoes it seem you never have enoughtime in the day, even though you have 24hours? This session discusses some prov-en strategies to help manage yourself andgain control of your day. (FBLA Studentsand AdvisersPersonal Development)

9 Crucial Keys to Improve All YourRelationshipsVal Baldwin, Relationship Coach, Speaker,ABC TV PersonalityDiscover the 9 gotta have people skillsto power boost your relationship successin your professional and personal life.(FBLA Students and AdvisersCommunication)

Listening and Hearing SkillsSharon Hill, Sharon Hill InternationalThe result of poor listening is poor long-term memory and second-rate communi-cation. Practice and perfect the skill of ac-tive listening in order to guide and directany business conversation in the directionyou want to to go. (FBLA StudentsCommunication)

Stop Reinventing the WheelGloria Henderson and Karen Stark, CTEProfessional Educators/Business OwnersEducation: Get RealSave time and money with materialsready for implementation: standards/crosswalks, timelines, rubrics, forms, andtechnology resources (FBLA Advisers

Technology)

11:00 a.m.11:45 a.m.

Columbia Hall 12

Columbia Hall 34

Columbia Hall 910

Columbia Hall 1112

Lincoln East


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WORKSHOPS

Simulation Solutions for PersonalFinance and Business EducationDave Dardano, Global StrategicManager, Realityworks

Provide your students with real-world ex-perience to succeed in business and life.See interactive technology solutions fromRealityworks for personal financial literacyand business management.(FBLA AdvisersFinancial Literacy)

DeVry University Career ShopAmanda Geist, Director, PartnershipMarketing, DeVry UniversityThis interactive presentation will help you

determine which careers could be a goodfit for you based on a personality assess-ment. Limit 50 participants.(FBLA AdvisersCareer Development)

Social Media Marketing Made SimpleGina M. Watkins, Regional DevelopmentDirector, D.C. Metro Regions, ConstantContactSee real examples of how to extend youronline marketing reach. Manage your

time, measure your effectiveness, andtransform prospects into passionatecustomers that grow your business.(FBLAStudents and AdvisersSocial Media)

Getting Into and Choosing the RightCollege for You!Sholon Rucker, Area Diversity Recruiter,Campus Recruiting, KPMG LLPLearn what the major factors are in thecollege admissions process and what you

can do now to gain admission to yourcollege of choice! (FBLA Students andAdvisersCareer Development)

Memory PowerJames Edie, Army National GuardPartners in EducationYou can remember when it counts. Thispresentation gives an understanding ofhow human memory works, and steps youcan take to enhance your memory.

(FBLA StudentsPersonal Development)

Personal LeadershipDarlene Carver, American ManagementAssociationThis workshop will give students anawareness of how personal leadershipimpacts their success in the changingworld today. (FBLA Students andAdvisersLeadership)

1:30 p.m.2:15 p.m.

Lincoln East

Lincoln West

Jefferson East

Jefferson West

Columbia Hall 12

Columbia Hall 34


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WORKSHOPS (Cont.)

Bridge the Gender Gap: How toUnderstand the Opposite SexVal Baldwin, Relationship Coach,Speaker, ABC TV PersonalityThis enlightening training will help yourecognize, understand, and respect themale/female differences to be moreproductive, have less conflict, and createstronger bonds in your life. (FBLAStudents and AdvisersCommunication)

Eight Good Reasons to NetworkSharon Hill, Sharon Hill InternationalEffective networking is mandatory inAmericas competitive environment. Learntechniques along with the difference be-tween networking and selling.(FBLA StudentsCommunication)

Adviser HospitalityHosted by Washington D.C. FBLA

WORKSHOPS

Stop Reinventing the WheelGloria Henderson and Karen Stark, CTEProfessional Educators/Business OwnersEducation: Get RealSave time and money with materials readyfor implementation: standards/crosswalks,timelines, rubrics, forms, and technologyresources (FBLA AdvisersTechnology)


Marketing, DeVry UniversityThis interactive presentation will helpyou determine which careers could be agood fit for you based on a personalityassessment. Limit 50 participants. (FBLAStudentsCareer Development)

Communicate It!Luke D. Christie, South Carolina FBLAState PresidentThis workshop teaches the ins-and-outs of

interpersonal and organizational communi-cation. Get the skills you need to commu-nicate with anybody, in any situation, any-where! (FBLA StudentsCommunication)

1:30 p.m.2:15 p.m.

2:00 p.m.3:00 p.m.

2:30 p.m.3:15 p.m.

Columbia Hall 910

Columbia Hall 1112

Hospitality Suite# TBD

Lincoln East

Lincoln West

Jefferson East


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WORKSHOPS (Cont.)

Getting Into and Choosing the RightCollege for You!Sholon Rucker, Area Diversity Recruiter,Campus Recruiting, KPMG LLP

Learn what the major factors are in the col-lege admissions process and what you cando now to gain admission to your collegeof choice! (FBLA Students and AdvisersCareer Development)

Take the Risk!Joel Hilchey, Founder,The Beanstalk ProjectLead and live with your unique, genuinecharacter in all you do! (FBLA-PBL Stu-

dentsLeadership)

Conflict ManagementDarlene Carver, American ManagementAssociationLearn the different forms of alternativeconflict resolutions and how they can beused to resolve disputes. Explore and gaina basic understanding of each technique,then practice! (FBLA Students and Advis-ersCommunication)

Start Your StyleOwner Online StoreJoel Weingarten, CEO and Founder,StyleOwnerStyleOwner empowers the Facebook gen-eration to create and run their own person-alized online store by sharing brands andstyles with their friends. (FBLA StudentsTechnology)

Communication Skills

Sharon Hill, Sharon Hill InternationalIssues of etiquette that arise in the areaof technology point directly to personalaccountability. Learn to avoid obviousbreaches in ethics when using technologyto communicate. (FBLA StudentsCommunication)

WORKSHOPS

Everything You Wanted to Know

about Competitive EventsLee Marcoux, NAP Committee MemberLearn the ins-and-outs of the competitiveevents program and how to integrate theminto your classes. Start preparing studentsnow for your state conference. (FBLA-PBLAdvisersFBLA-PBL Programs)

2:30 p.m.3:15 p.m.

3:30 p.m.4:15 p.m.

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WORKSHOPS (Cont.)

Tick Tock, the Clock! Making Timefor March of DimesAllison Hauser, Associate Director, NationalYouth Leadership, and Katie Swink, March of

Dimes Young ProfessionalsThe March of Dimes has the right tools foryou to improve your time management.Learn about community service and timemanagement. (FBLA Students and AdvisersFBLA-PBL Programs)

Breaking Barriers with the BAALisa Smothers, Membership Director,FBLA-PBL, Inc.Would you like to earn state and national

awards for your FBLA activities and yourclass assignments? Find out how in thisinteractive session. (FBLA Students andAdvisersFBLA-PBL Programs)

Getting Into and Choosing the RightCollege for You! Q&A SessionSholon Rucker, Area Diversity Recruiter,Campus Recruiting, KPMG LLPDo you have quesions about the collegeadmissions process? Come to this session

and get the answers! (FBLA Students andAdvisersCareer Development)

More Money in Your Pocket!Joel Hilchey, Founder,The Beanstalk ProjectWant to be rich? Or at least, not poor? Beatthe recession with tips to live it up whilekeeping money in your pocket! (FBLA-PBLStudentsPersonal Development)

Start Your StyleOwner Online StoreJoel Weingarten, CEO and FounderStyleOwnerStyleOwner empowers the Facebook genera-tion to create and run their own personal-ized online store by sharing brands andstyles with their friends. (FBLA StudentsTechnology)

FBLA State Officers MeetingFBLA National Officers

FBLA state officer teams will have the oppor-tunity to share ideas, network, and partici-pate in strategic planning.

Closing General Session

Blue Jeans for Babies Social EventBring your $5.00 donation for the Marchof Dimes and get ready to have a great time.

Curfew

3:30 p.m.4:15 p.m.

5:00 p.m.6:15 p.m.

9:00 p.m.11:00 p.m.

Midnight

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