MEET THE 2023-2024 NH STATE OFFICERS
FBLA Chapters and members have the opportunity to participate each year in State Officer Projects, which are business and leadership learning experiences created by students for students. How many projects you have to participate in depends on the number of delegates your Chapter has plus 1. For example, a larger chapter may have 4 delegates, so they would have to submit participation activities for 5 projects. More information is listed in the NHFBLA STATE CHAIRPERSON’S AWARD.
Hannah Shortt
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy
Lending a Helping Hand & Resource
hannah.shortt@coebrown.net or @hannahfbla
Annie Martino
N.H. Virtual Chapter
Never Too Late
martino.anne1@gmail.com
Raghav Sharma:
Phillips Exeter Academy
NH For NH
rsharma1@exeter.edu
Dillon Miller:
Prospect Mountain High School
Media & Membership
dillonm2024@gmail.com or @dillonmillerfbla
Chelsea Zhao:
Phillips Exeter Academy
Threads of Hope
chzhao@exeter.edu
Megan Ouellette:
Kingswood Regional High School
Subtly Sustainable
megan.o.ouellette@gmail.com or @meganouellette_fbla
HOW TO BECOME A STATE OFFICER
Running for a State Officer position is an amazing opportunity. The campaigning process is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, as you get to learn about all the chapters throughout the state and meet students from every chapter. Once elected, state officers take on a wide range of responsibilities, such as running state meetings, making decisions on statewide projects, and connecting with members from across the nation. Being a state officer also brings forth even more opportunities for leadership, such as going to national events, leading workshops, and meeting members of the national counsels. If you would like to take advantage of these opportunities and many more, talk to your local chapter advisor about running for state officer, or download the application packet to learn more.
NHLC INFORMATION
The New Hampshire Leadership Committee was started two years ago by Maggie Mae Cove, a former NH FBLA State Officer. The purpose of NHLC is to inform local chapter officers and members on what is going on at the state and national level. This is through once a month 30 minute zoom calls, these are an informal chance to get to know the state officer team and learn about recent updates. Anyone is able to attend, from someone who is a member to the chapter president, this information is geared toward local chapter officers but is good information for any member to have! To sign up, please complete this form.