Who constitutes the elected body responsible for coordinating state and district activities in FBLA?

The elected body responsible for coordinating state and district activities in FBLA is the state officers. These individuals are chosen through an election process and serve as the leadership for the organization within their respective states. The state officers have the primary role of implementing programs, organizing events, and facilitating communication among local chapters, the national organization, and other stakeholders. Their elected position gives them the authority and responsibility necessary to guide the direction of FBLA activities at the state level and ensure that the objectives of the organization are met effectively.

While the executive secretary plays an important administrative role, they do not hold the elected status that is characteristic of state officers. Local advisors provide support and guidance to the chapters but do not coordinate state and district activities. National officers operate on a broader scale, focusing on national-level initiatives rather than state-specific coordination. Thus, the direct involvement and authority of state officers uniquely qualify them to fulfill this responsibility.