What is the term for the group of individuals elected to represent members of FBLA at the national level?

The term for the group of individuals elected to represent members of FBLA at the national level is the National Executive Council. This council is responsible for making decisions, setting policies, and guiding the overall direction of the organization at the national level. Members of the National Executive Council are typically elected by their peers, ensuring that they represent the interests and voices of the broader membership effectively.

The representatives serve crucial roles in advocating for the goals of FBLA and bringing attention to the needs and perspectives of local chapters. Their elected status highlights their legitimacy and the trust placed in them by fellow members. This council works closely with the national office and other stakeholders to promote the values and objectives of FBLA, including leadership development, career preparation, and civic responsibility.