HISTORY OF NH FBLA
The NH Chapter of FBLA was officially chartered in 1971, although the first local chapter (Berlin) was started in 1948.
MISSION
FBLA inspires and prepares students to become community-minded business leaders in a global society through relevant career preparation and leadership experiences.
FBLA is the largest business student career organization in the United States. There are over 230,000 students worldwide. Being a part of FBLA exposes students to competitive events at the state and national level, leadership conferences, networking opportunities and scholarships.
FBLA offers opportunities for students interested in business and business education in grades 5 through 12. For schools that don't have a chapter, NH FBLA hosts a virtual chapter. Contact Leah Taylor for more information.
NH CHAPTER GOALS 2026-2027
1. Grow Membership and Chapter Engagement
Increase FBLA membership across the state by supporting existing chapters, helping start new chapters, and creating more opportunities for members to get involved at the local, state, and national levels.
2. Lead Statewide Service and Education Initiatives
Plan and promote statewide service projects and educational initiatives that help members develop leadership, business, and career skills while making a positive impact in our communities.
3. Strengthen Communication and Connections Across the State
Improve communication between state officers, advisers, and members through newsletters, social media, chapter outreach, and events in order to build stronger connections and a more unified state organization.