What is the primary function of the State Chairperson in NYS FBLA?

The primary function of the State Chairperson in NYS FBLA is to oversee the State Association. This role involves providing guidance and leadership to ensure that the association operates smoothly and effectively. The State Chairperson is responsible for coordinating activities, supporting local chapters, and facilitating communication among members and advisors.

By overseeing the State Association, the chairperson helps maintain the organization’s mission and objectives, ensuring that all actions align with FBLA’s goals. This oversight also includes managing the state’s initiatives and programs, which contributes to the development of members’ skills and leadership capabilities.

Additionally, while instructing members, recruiting new members, and planning fundraising events are important activities within FBLA, they typically fall under the responsibilities of other roles or committees rather than being the primary focus of the State Chairperson. The chairperson’s overarching responsibility is to guide the entire association rather than engage directly in these specific functions.