Which of the following is NOT a role of the State Officers?

The role of advising local members is typically not designated as a primary responsibility of State Officers. While State Officers may offer support and guidance to local chapters, their main focus is usually on broader state-level initiatives rather than direct advice to individual members. State Officers primarily concentrate on activities that have a larger scope, such as organizing competitions, coordinating activities across districts, and representing the state at national events.

Each of these other activities requires a strategic approach and involves planning, leadership, and collaboration at a higher level, which aligns with the responsibilities of State Officers. They are expected to lead initiatives that enhance the overall effectiveness of the FBLA within the state and ensure that chapter activities align with the organization's goals.