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The Palm Beach Gardens Community High School’s (PBGHS) brightest leaders have just returned from the 2013-2014 Florida Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) State Leadership Conference, which took place in Orlando. As always, they have helped represent District 20 in the most outstanding way- by winning competitions, scholarships and awards, and by making memories that will last a lifetime. PBGHS FBLA was proud to set the record for its school for taking 76 district winners to the state conference, where many of them placed, 10 of which are looking forward to the National Conference in Nashville, TN this coming summer. Winners include:
1st Place – Business Plan – Quincy Dougherty and Megan Cassino **
1st Place – FBLA Principles and Procedures– Alec Borislow **
2nd Place – Future Business Leader – Brianna Gomez **
3rd Place – E-Business – Lily Keeler, Lindsay Lonano, & Caroline Mauser **
3rd Place – Local Annual Business Report – Ale Tonelli, Sara Abbott, Daniel Indano **
4th Place – Future Business Leader – Ale Tonelli
4th Place – Accounting II – Aaronwyn Austria
4th Place – Agribusiness – Jesse Meagher
4th Place – Community Service Project – Kendal McKenzie, Danielle Mangialetto, Gabi
Dimitrova, Tiffany Navarro
5th Place – Insurance & Risk Mgmt – Julia Muller
5th Place – Entrepreneurship – Chase Camilli and Steven Olson
**: Qualified for Nationals
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Not only did PBGHS FBLA have many competition winners, but it also was awarded once again the Largest Membership in Florida FBLA trophy and Community Service award. Last but not least, Florida FBLA recognized some of the most outstanding assets that PBGHS FBLA is fortunate to treasure. These individuals include: Adviser Tammy Skinner, being elected for a 3-year term on the FBLA State Board of Directors; Advisers Karen Kummerlen and Karyn Hart, earning the FBLA Advisers Hall of Fame award; Ron Hersch, earning the FBLA Businessperson of the Year award; and Chapter President Ale Tonelli earning the $1,000 FBLA Business through Education Scholarship.
According to Ale Tonelli, Five Star Magnet Program student, “Palm Beach Gardens High School’s FBLA is incredibly proud of all its members and for all the incredible achievements they have accomplished this year… but it is not over yet! Nashville, watch out- here come the Gators!”
For more information about our Five Star Magnet Program contact John Walker, magnet coordinator, at 561-694-7388.
