Local Chapter Annual Business Report 2017-2018 Colorado...The Local Chapter Annual Business Report outlines the activities and accomplishments of the Cherry Creek High School chapter

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Local Chapter Annual Business Report _

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Local Chapter Annual

Business Report

2017-2018

Cherry Creek High School

Chapter #: 4979



Introduction of Cherry Creek FBLA

Letter to Chapter membership…………………………………………….2

Number of Members...…………………………………………………….3

Size of School and Community…………………………………………...3

Activities to Benefit Chapter and Its Members

Program of Work…………………………………………………………4

Recruitment Activities……………………………………………………4

Leadership Development…………………………………………………6

Career Exploration and Preparation……………………………………....7

Business Partnership……………………………………………………...7

Chapter Fundraising………………………………………………………9

Public Relations Activities and Chapter Publicity………………………10

Activities to Benefit Other Individuals and Organizations

Support of FBLA National and State Projects…………………………...11

Other Community Service Projects……………………………………....12

Conferences and Recognition

Participation at FBLA Conferences……………………………………....13

Other Chapter and Individual Recognition Earned…………………….....14

Competitive Event Winners and Participants………………………….....15

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Local Chapter Annual Business Report



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April 1, 2018

Greetings Cherry Creek FBLA Members,

Many thanks for another extraordinary year with FBLA! Our journey in the

past year has been exciting, rewarding and successful. We were able to uphold

the legacy of Cherry Creek FBLA, build upon previous victories, and continue

our quest for success. As Chapter President, I am proud of each and every one

of you for getting involved in many FBLA activities and continuing to pursue

new goals in FBLA.

Our members have maintained our close relationship with local businesses

and have recruited a total of four Professional Division members. Ten

members have completed their Business Achievement Awards and two

members have achieved various levels of Community Service Awards,

receiving national recognition.

The 2017 State Leadership Conference in Vail, Colorado was also well

attended by our chapter. Fifty-nine members qualified to compete and eight

placed in the top 5 in various events. Five members competed at the 2017

National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California. Our chapter’s

Community Service Project placed in the top fourteen in the nation.

As always, our members are dedicated to make an impact in our community.

We ran several fundraisers to benefit the Lymphoma and Leukemia Society.

Additionally, we participated in a chapter-wide community service project

serving Children’s Hospital Colorado. Our chapter also played an important

role in the Creek Day of Service, a school wide community service activity.

A new direction for a chapter-wide activity is international membership

development. Two members traveled to Hungary as FBLA ambassadors and

were instrumental in implementing a foreign FBLA chapter at Toldy Ferenc

Gymnázium, in Budapest. Cherry Creek FBLA has “adopted” this new

chapter and is mentoring the Hungarian FBLA members.

As the 2017-2018 school year comes to an end, your new team of chapter

officers will continue to work together to increase membership, plan activities

to enhance leadership development, and take our chapter to new heights.

Congratulations on a successful year! Thank you Cherry Creek FBLA for

your support!

Kind Regards,

Aditya Sinha

Cherry Creek FBLA President 2017-2018

Letter to Chapter Membership

Cherry Creek FBLA

At A Glance

Members

97

Chapter Officers

4

Professional Division

Members

4

Advisor

Mr. Mike Goodman

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At Cherry Creek

FBLA every

member is a leader!!

Aditya Sinha Cherry Creek FBLA President



Our Chapter - Number of Members

Cherry Creek FBLA was founded in 1981 and since

then has touched the lives of many students. Year

after year, Cherry Creek FBLA continues to maintain

its high level of membership. With 97 members, it is

the third largest student organization on our campus.

The membership distribution per grade levels is

shown in Figure 1. Membership was on a constant

upward trend over the past five years, currently being

the highest ever. Mr. Mike Goodman served as

adviser to Cherry Creek FBLA since 2013. He has

dedicated countless hours outside of the classroom

and chapter meetings to help members meet their

goals. Our high school’s faculty and administration

recognize FBLA as being beneficial to all students in

bringing success beyond high school. After many

years, Cherry Creek FBLA continues a proud

tradition of excellence.

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Our Chapter, Our School and Our Community

The Local Chapter Annual Business Report outlines the activities and accomplishments of the

Cherry Creek High School chapter of Future Business Leaders of America from April 1, 2017

to April 1, 2018. This report describes how the members of our chapter strived to reach their

aspirations and prepare themselves better to become the business leaders of tomorrow.

Greenwood Village has a population of 15,500, while the Greater Denver Area is home to 2.8

million people. Built is 1955, Cherry Creek High School is the oldest and the largest of the seven

high schools in the Cherry Creek School District. Since it was built, in order to accommodate the

ever growing number of students, Cherry Creek High School has expanded to include four buildings

on 80 acres. Currently, its student body consists of nearly 4,000 students. Greenwood Village is part

of the Denver Technological Center. Due to our proximity to so many businesses, our FBLA chapter

is very fortunate to have gained the support of numerous local businesses.

Our School and Our Community

Cherry Creek High School (CCHS) is a public high

school, located in Greenwood Village, a suburb

situated southeast of the city of Denver, Colorado.

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Membership Distribution by Grade

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Freshmen

Sophomores

Juniors

Seniors

Figure 1

CCHS FBLA Officer Team 2017-2018

(Edwin Bodoni, Aditya Sinha, Paul Pak, Mariam

Gopalani, & Jordan Ermentraut)



The Cherry Creek Club Fair

The Club Fair is the most important recruitment

event which takes place every year, in late

August. All the clubs from our high school are

represented, allowing students to browse and

learn more about various clubs. At this event,

besides freshmen, we also target all

underclassmen and any other interested

students. In addition to brochures, at this event,

we usually hand out coupons and small gift

cards to local restaurants to students who

actually join FBLA at that time.

Program of Work

The Program of Work is a FBLA chapter’s activity guide for the upcoming year. It

allows members to plan their work, and then work their plan. The Program of Work

is re-evaluated at the beginning of second semester and at the end of the school year.

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Membership Recruitment & Retention

Focus on freshmen, new students, and

underclassmen in general

Retain members through incentives, member

appreciation events, and rewards

Recruit professional members

Participate in Membership Achievement

Awards

Public Relations & Outreach

Revamp our chapter’s website and social

media

Update the Cherry Creek FBLA chapter’s

display case

Gain community presence on the district’s

website and local newspapers

Partner with local businesses

Fundraising

Encourage individual fundraising

Organize a variety of chapter fundraisers

Hold school-wide fundraising events

Community Service

Support the Lymphoma & Leukemia Society

Participate in the Creek Day of Service

Implement a new chapter-wide activity:

International Membership Development

Encourage members to participate in Community

Service Awards

Leadership & Professional Skills Development

Attend the workshops at district and state

leadership conferences

Encourage members to compete in various FBLA

competitive events

Involve members in Business Achievement

Awards

Hold practice presentations at chapter meetings

Recruitment Activities

An organization’s most important resource is its membership. The more committed,

hardworking, and enthusiastic the members of an organization are, the more it can

accomplish. To maintain high membership and to expand, the Cherry Creek FBLA

leadership team has introduced numerous activities geared towards membership

recruitment and retention.

Cherry Creek Club Fair 2017

Our FBLA Goals



Future Bruin Night

Future Bruin Night is an Open House

for new families. This is a very

important recruiting event for our

chapter because it is targeting

freshmen. Since 8th grade students and

their parents attend this event, FBLA

officers have the opportunity to

introduce them to FBLA and persuade

them to join our chapter. For this

purpose, our members prepare a light-

up informational display board, which

is a great attention grabber and

attracts countless prospective students and their parents to our table. This poster board contains

general information about FBLA, pictures from recent FBLA activities, as well as testimonials

from past and present members. The FBLA officers manning the table also hand out promotional

brochures which explain the benefits of FBLA membership and encourage students to reach out to

the chapter adviser and chapter officers with questions.

The FBLA Interest Meeting

The FBLA Interest Meeting is always in early

September and is well attended. Existing members are

urged to invite a friend. Pizza and cake is served.

Prospective members were shown a recruitment power

point, which gives them a visual idea of the FBLA

experience. They are also able to learn about our

chapter’s long standing success and strong presence on

campus. At the end of the meeting we have a raffle.

Additional Recruitment Activities

In preparation to the FBLA Interest Meeting, members

design flyers which are hung all over the school and

promote the meeting. These flyers feature general

information about FBLA, but also inform that the chapter’s

Interest Meeting is a “pizza and cake” party. Promotional

pamphlets are also being distributed to all business classes.

Existing FBLA members are encouraged to engage in

Membership Madness and Membership Mania, for which

they will be recognized at a later chapter meeting.

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Chapter Office Elections

In May 2017, 18 Cherry Creek FBLA members applied for officer positions and took part in an election

process. They filled out an application stating their qualifications to hold office, their goals for the

future of Cherry Creek FBLA and their ideas for improvements that could be made to our chapter.

They were also required to submit a personal statement. Then, the candidates were interviewed by the

existing officer team and the chapter adviser. Four of the candidates were chosen to serve as officers

for the 2017-2018 school year.

Chapter Committees

At Cherry Creek FBLA, members do not have to be

formally elected in a leadership position to assume a

leadership role. Anybody can volunteer to chair or co-

chair a committee and to take the lead in an activity. In

the 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 school years, our chapter

had the following committees: Competitive Event

Committee, Community Service Committee, and

Membership Development Committee.

Student-Led Local Chapter Workshops

To improve the knowledge of the new and returning

FBLA members, the officers and members alike agreed

that it would be beneficial to have short local chapter

workshops, once a month, as part of the regular chapter

meetings. Usually, members voted on the topic, and a

student volunteered to prepare and give the presentation.

Topics covered were FBLA Chapter Events, FBLA

Introductory Events, the Business Achievement Awards, Career Development, and Go Green. Members

were also encouraged to attend the workshops and lectures offered at the District and State Leadership

Conferences.

Business Achievement Awards (BAAs) and Community Service Awards Programs (CSAs)

By participating in the various levels of the BAAs and CSAs,

students were further able to develop their knowledge of FBLA,

hone their leadership skills, their organizational abilities, and

gained valuable community service experience. Ten members

have been recognized at district, state, and national levels for

their achievements. Also, two members received the

Community Level Award and two members were recognized

for the Service Level Award.

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FBLA considers leadership to be so essential that this concept is embedded in its

mission statement as well as the title of the organization. Cherry Creek FBLA

provides many opportunities for our members to assume an active role in leadership

development.

Community Service Committee meeting

led by Mariam Gopalani (right)



Competitive Events

Every year 100% of our chapter members participate in at least one competitive event at

Districts. Those who qualify advance to State, and a few members will compete at the National

Leadership Conference. Each member has access to study materials and guidelines for their

event. The chapter adviser is very knowledgeable about the competitive events and he and the

officers are available to provide mentorship and support to all members.

College Fairs

The Cherry Creek FBLA Officer Team is accountable for informing

members about mini-college fairs hosted at our high school and about

larger college fairs that take place in the Greater Denver Metro Area.

Students attending the National Leadership Conference also have the

opportunity to visit with admission officers from several colleges at

the college fair hosted by the National Conference.

FBLA Career Development Workshops

The topic of one of the local chapter workshop was Career Development. Members were shown

how to write cover letters, how to organize resumes, how to apply for scholarships, and how to

be successful at an interview. Members are always encouraged to attend the workshops at the

district, state, and national leadership conferences, which also cover these topics in more detail.

Local Chapter Meetings

By participating in the bi-monthly

local chapter meetings, Cherry

Creek FBLA members and officers

learn how to plan and conduct a

meeting. They have a chance to

discuss new ideas and to work

together as a team. The skills

learned from these meetings will

prove beneficial in other endeavors

and will shape the members as

future successful leaders.

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One of the nine FBLA goals is to facilitate the transition from school to work.

Cherry Creek FBLA was always active in promoting opportunities to enhance

members’ knowledge of possible careers in the field of business, as well as attending

higher education.

Greater Denver Metro

College Fair

Cherry Creek FBLA chapter meeting



Local Business Support

Cherry Creek High School has a reputation of a school with very high standards for academics,

ethics, athletics, clubs and extracurricular activities, and community involvement. Cherry Creek

FBLA also has a positive image in our community due to the maturity, dedication and hard work of

its members. Therefore, when our chapter members reached out to local businesses, they were ready

to pledge their support.

Due to their generous donations, all Cherry Creek

FBLA members who qualified to compete at the

2017 State Leadership Conference were able to

attend. Our supporters were:

TG Danzport

Total Orthodontics

GDA Real Estate

Adopt-A-Chapter Project

For our Adopt a Chapter Project, Cherry Creek FBLA has

reached out to many American Hungarian businesses and

gained the support of Benke, Inc. and Interactive Brokers,

LLC. Their generous financial contributions funded four

all-expense paid trips to the 2018 FBLA National

Leadership Conference for three Hungarian students and

their advisor from Toldy Ferenc Gymnázium in Budapest,

Hungary.

Global Outreach FBLA

The mission of Global Outreach

FBLA is to promote FBLA in foreign

countries in an effort to support the

development of entrepreneurs in

emergent nations. Cherry Creek

FBLA has partnered with Junior

Achievement Tanzania and is sending

a delegation to Dar es Salaam to lead

the Tanzanian FBLA Summer

Leadership Conference in July 2018.

Professional Division Members

In the 2017-2018 school year, Cherry Creek FBLA members recruited four Professional Division

members from the local community. These business professionals bring expertise from companies

including Denver Water and DTC Health. They provide additional guidance and support to our

chapter.

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Developing business partnerships is essential to the success of the events hosted by

Cherry Creek FBLA. This year, our chapter was fortunate to gain the support of

numerous businesses in our community.



Homecoming

At Homecoming, all clubs at

Cherry Creek High School have

the opportunity to sell food to

the student body. Our FBLA

chapter sold grilled cheese

sandwiches and made $164.

Restaurant Fundraising

Every year our chapter holds fundraiser nights at one of

the local restaurants. This year, it was at The Dusty Boot

Bar and Grill. For every person who dined at the Dusty

Boot on the designated nights and brought our flyer, the restaurant donated 10% of the check to

Cherry Creek FBLA. We raised $382.

Online (Snap-Raise)

At the start of the school year, Cherry Creek FBLA planned and implemented an online fundraiser to

help pay for transportation to the District Leadership Conference and to the State Leadership

Conference. A total of $5,279 were raised.

Member Donations

In addition to the online

beginning-of-the-school-

year fundraiser, the

chapter requested and

received $500 in

donations from members.

These funds were used

throughout the year to

cover miscellaneous

expenses.

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Chapter Fundraising

Chapter Fundraising

Fundraising is a vital part of our chapter’s success because it facilitates membership

development and it also supports our community involvement as a chapter. Our

chapter provides opportunities for chapter fundraising as well as it encourages

members to engage in individual fundraising benefiting FBLA.

Homecoming (Chapter Advisor Mike Goodman,

and volunteers Edwin Bodoni & Evelyn Bodoni)



CCHS FBLA Bulletin Board

Through our bulletin board, Cherry Creek FBLA strives to inform students and staff of upcoming

meetings, social events, competitions, and member accomplishments.

The Villager

The local newspaper of Greenwood Village, “The

Villager,” has featured our FBLA chapter many

times. The most recent story published was about our

chapter-wide community service project - Activity

Bags for Children’s Hospital Colorado.

District Website

FBLA is a very active organization not

just on our campus, but also at other high

schools within our district. Because of

this, the district website publicizes many

FBLA activities and its members,

highlighting their accomplishments at

competitive events and their community

involvement.

School’s Newsletter

Our weekly school’s newsletter features members’ achievements at FBLA events (district, state,

and national conferences) as well as other accomplishments of our members.

School Announcements

Morning announcements are a daily occurrence at Cherry Creek High School. FBLA uses this way

to remind members about regular meetings and other FBLA activities.

FBLA Apparel

Our chapter members proudly display their school spirit and their FBLA membership by wearing our

local chapter’s FBLA apparel (T-shirt & sweat-shirts). All members receive a T-shirt, which is paid for

from the dues.

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To spread awareness about FBLA and our chapter activities, we constantly

update our bulletin board and promote our organization through the school’s

newsletter. Another way of informing the community is through our local

newspaper, “The Villager,” and our school district’s website.

Cherry Creek School District’s website features our chapter

Our local newspaper, “The Villager,” features

our chapter’s community service efforts



Membership Recruitment Programs

FBLA Membership Mania Award and FBLA Membership Madness Award are given to those members

who recruit five and ten new members, respectively. This way, our membership increased by 30% from

the previous school year to this school year.

Business Achievement Awards (BAAs)

The BAAs are a self-passed leadership program, in which FBLA members work to achieve four levels

within the program. Ten members completed and received recognition for their commitment to FBLA:

Abhinav Kakumanu, Ian Parish, Nagarjuna Gowda, Jaylene Sperry, Mariam Gopalani, Edwin Bodoni,

Nicole Hankovszky, Brezhane Walker, Evelyn Bodoni, Emmett Miller.

Community Service Award (CSAs)

This year, two members are working to complete the three different levels of the CSAs.

Adopt-A-Chapter Project

Cherry Creek FBLA partnered with Toldy Ferenc Gymnázium in Budapest, Hungary, and “adopted”

this new foreign FBLA chapter as a “sister” chapter. Two members from Cherry Creek HS traveled to

Hungary and led the Hungarian FBLA Winter Leadership Conference, which marked the establishment

of this new chapter. Since then, under the mentorship of Cherry Creek FBLA, the Hungarian FBLA

members held their first local competition and qualified thirteen students to attend the 2018 FBLA

National Leadership Conference.

FBLA-PBL Week - Adviser Appreciation Week (February 8 - 13)

February 8, 2018 was the day of our 2018 District Leadership

Conference. To show our appreciation to our adviser, one of the chapter

officers was in charge of bringing breakfast for our adviser.

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Support of FBLA National and State Projects

To show our chapter’s support of National and State FBLA projects, our chapter

participated in various projects from April 1, 2017 to April 1, 2018.

Hungarian FBLA Winter Leadership Conference Hungarian FBLA Members who qualified for the NLC

(Mira Szoke, Balint Garamvolgyi, Maja Lemesanszky,

Csenge Kadocsa, Nelli Hajdu, Dani Kalman, Peter Nyiro,

Zsofia Benedek, Kata Kortvelyessy, Blanka Geller, Rebeka

Cook, and Boroka Ferencz)



Cherry Creek HS Service Day

Numerous FBLA members volunteered at the Cherry Creek Day of

Service on November 18, 2017. Among the tasks accomplished were

cleaning up the school grounds, the green area in the central quad,

and restoring the Old School House.

Talent Show

Several FBLA members performed in the yearly school talent show. Proceeds from the talent show

go towards funding Power Week, organized by Student Senate.

Power Week

Two FBLA officers lead 24 FBLA members as they partnered with Student Senate and other school

clubs to help decorate the school for Power Week, a week filled with fun events and activities.

Community Service Project: Activity Bags for Children’s Hospital Colorado

Our chapter community service project focused on creating and delivering

activity bags for children who were patients at Children’s Hospital Colorado.

These bags were designed to provide non-screen related entertainment and

enjoyment to children confined to hospital beds. FBLA members creating

activity bags

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

Cherry Creek FBLA has fundraised to support the Leukemia and

Lymphoma Society for many years. In an effort to increase the impact our

chapter can make, we joined forces with DECA. Together with DECA, we

raised $443.

Global Outreach FBLA

Global Outreach FBLA will be our new community

service chapter project for the 2018-2019 school year.

This project started already in December 2017, and its

focus is to provide mentorship to the members of our

“sister” FBLA chapter from Hungary. This project will

involve extensive fundraising. We also plan to expand

this project to mentor other FBLA foreign chapters we

will help implement in Tanzania in July 2018.

Other Community Service Projects

In addition to the chapter-wide community service projects, FBLA encourages members

in the development of individual projects that improve our communities at large.

Service to School

Service to Community

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CCHS - Old School House



2017 State Leadership Conference (SLC)

The Colorado State Leadership Conference was

hosted in beautiful Vail, Colorado. Besides getting

to enjoy the magnificent scenery and settings of this

gorgeous mountain town, members have the

opportunity to network with chapters from all over

Colorado. As always, our chapter experienced great

success at the 2017 Colorado State Leadership

Conference and qualified eight students for the

National Leadership Conference in Anaheim,

California. Also, four members were recognized for

receiving the Leader Level of the Business

Achievement Awards.

2017 National Leadership Conference (NLC)

From June 28 to July 2, five Cherry Creek FBLA

members joined their peers from across the

nation to network and compete at the 2017

National Leadership Conference, hosted in

Anaheim, California. There, they attended

workshops presented by outstanding business

professionals, voted at state meetings,

participated in social events, learned valuable

leadership skills, built teamwork, and competed

in their events. The competitors representing our

chapter’s Community Service Project placed in

the Top Fourteen. This was a great achievement

for our chapter.

2018 District Leadership Conference (DLC)

The District Leadership Conference is the

first competitive event of the season, and

usually the first one for new FBLA members.

One hundred percent of our chapter members

competed in at least one event. Fifty-eight of

them placed in the top three or four of their

events and advanced to compete at the 2018

Colorado SLC.

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Participation at FBLA Conferences

Every year Cherry Creek FBLA participates at leadership conferences at the

district, state, and national level. At these events, members have the opportunity to

enhance their leadership and business skills.

Cherry Creek FBLA members on their way to the

Colorado State Leadership Conference

Cherry Creek FBLA members at the 2017 NLC

(Winston Ngo, Evelyn Bodoni, Edwin Bodoni, Ryan

Lin, and Daniel Kim)

Cherry Creek FBLA members at the 2018 DLC



Awards at Chapter Meetings

The Future Level of the BAAs and the Community

Level of the CSAs are awarded at our regular chapter

meetings. Also, the recipients of the Membership

Madness and Membership Mania Awards are recognized

and presented with certificates during our chapter

meetings.

Thank You Letters

At the completion of our chapter community service

project, Activity Bags for Children’s Hospital Colorado,

our school and chapter adviser were presented with

letters of appreciation for our commitment and support.

End-of-the-Year Banquet

Members who made a significant contribution to the chapter were recognized with a Certificate of

Appreciation. Also, receiving certificates commemorating their dedication to FBLA were senior

officers and the chapter president.

Business Achievement Awards

Ten members have completed or are pursuing different levels of the Business Achievement Awards.

Community Service Project

Cherry Creek FBLA placed fourth at the 2017 Colorado

State Leadership Conference for our Community Service

Project and in the Top Fourteen at the 2017 National

Leadership Conference.

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Other Chapter and Individual Recognition

Through the Membership Development Committee, Cherry Creek FBLA

encourages all members to take advantage of the many opportunities FBLA has to

offer. Awards are a motivational tool for members to be recognized for their efforts

and an incentive to continue to better themselves and achieve new heights.

I would like to take this opportunity and congratulate all chapter

members of the Cherry Creek FBLA for a great year. You are an asset

to our organization, our school, and our community. I am proud of you

all! Congratulations!

Mr. Mike Goodman

CCHS FBLA Adviser

Activity Bags for Children’s Hospital



District Leadership Conference 2018

First Place Agribusiness - Emmett Miller

Business Financial Plan - Ali Abbas, Surya Manavalan,

& Pratush Saravanen

Business Law - Aditya Sinha

Cyber Security - Sean Lee

Data Base Design & Applications - Eric Rubtsov

Economics - Jun Choi

Global Business - Kirby Berke, Davis Derre, & Davis

Jones

Insurance & Risk Management - Madeline Ford

Introduction to Business - Zachary Wang

Introduction to Public Speaking - Evelyn Bodoni

Public Speaking - Edwin Bodoni

Securities & Investment - Andrew Tokar

Sports & Entertainment Management - Decker Clark,

Atinav Murthy, & Justin Rapp

Second Place Banking & Financial Systems - Andrew Tokar & Max

Topelson

Economics - Edwin Bodoni

Future Business Leader - Hyorin Kim

Hospitality Management - Charles Lommen, Ryan

Powis, & David Yoon

Impromptu Speaking - Anusha Vajrala

Introduction to Business - Santiago Velasco

Introduction to Public Speaking - Nicole Hankovszky

Marketing - Ty Engelke, Daniel Gano, & Aditya Sinha

Networking Concepts - Hoyoung Ahn

State Leadership Conference 2017

First Place Agribusiness - Jared Pond

Third Place

Advertising - Daniel Kim

Fourth Place Community Service Project - Edwin Bodoni & Evelyn Bodoni

Marketing - Ty Engelke & Aditya Sinha

Fifth Place Mobile App Development - Surya Manavalan &Pratush Saravanan

Networking Concepts - Ryan Lin

National Leadership Conference 2017

Community Service Project - Top Fourteen

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Competitive Event Winners & Participants

Cherry Creek FBLA is proud of all its members for their contributions to our

chapter. Our accomplishments at Districts, State, and Nationals are featured below.

We had a terrific year!

Third Place Business Calculations - Abhinav Kakumanu

Business Plan - Mariam Gopalani & Yael Wallen

Computer Applications - Aadya Panigrahi

Hospitality Management - Jordan Blum, Maya Hegde,

& John Southhall

Management Decision Making - Marcus Manly, Eric

Rubtsov, & Connor Thomson

Management Information Systems - Sujan Dahal &

Abhinav Kakumanu

Mobile Application Development - Adarsh Kotlapati

Network Design - Hoyoung Ahn & Winston Ngo

Personal Finance - Daniel Kim

Public Speaking - Paul Pak

Securities & Investments - Markus Manly

Fourth Place Cyber Security - Winston Ngo

Health Care Administration - Charles Lommen

Introduction to Business - Tyra Tetzner

Introduction to Financial Math - Derek Li

Journalism - Justin Rapp

Personal Finance - Jordan Ermentraut

Securities & Investments - Ian Parish

Vail, Colorado

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Local Chapter Annual Business Report 2017-2018 Colorado...The Local Chapter Annual Business Report outlines the activities and accomplishments of the Cherry Creek High School chapter