We are deeply appreciative to our dedicated chapter advisers. If you need additional support, or have resources to share, please reach out to the FBLA State Adviser.
2026 - 2027 National FBLA Chapter Management HandbookWhy join FBLA?Tips for New Advisers:What is Middle School FBLA?For help with recruitment and leading chapter meetings, check out the Templates & Toolkits tab.
Chapter Bylaws Template:Colorado FBLA Bylaws:26-27 Colorado FBLA High School & Middle School Handbook:Colorado FBLA Collegiate Bylaws & Handbook:
Visit FBLA Connect through this link: https://connect.fbla.org/ National FBLA has put together several helpful FBLA Connect how-to videos on YouTube: FBLA Connect Tutorials If you prefer to read written instructions, you can find articles on FBLA Connect through the National FBLA Support Center. Get a start with membership by using the tutorial on How to Add Members linked below. We highly encourage advisers to use Option 4 when adding new members to your chapter:
All FBLA chapters must complete an annual Program of Work, or POW. The format can be adapted to best suit your chapter, but every POW should include activities that cover the following 6 categories:
Professional Development
Community Service
Business & Industry Connections
Financial Leadership
Public Relations
Social Activities
CTSO POW Best Practices & Resources
POW Example - Calendar Format
National FBLA has a wide array of adviser resources available on their website here: https://www.fbla.org/adviser-resources/. We especially recommend reviewing the Adviser Welcome Guides and Chapter Management Handbooks for an overview of the membership year.Need help with something from the National Center? Visit the National Support Center to search for an FAQ article that can help answer your question. If you are still unable to find what you need, you can also submit a Help Desk ticket,
