Who determines the national dues for FBLA?

The national dues for Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) are determined by the National Board of Directors. This board is composed of various members who are responsible for establishing policies, overseeing the activities of the organization, and managing the financial aspects, including membership dues. By setting the national dues, the board ensures that the financial needs of the organization are met while also considering the affordability and accessibility for members and chapters across the nation.

State chairpersons, chapter advisors, and the membership committee may provide input or recommendations, but the ultimate authority to set the national dues lies with the National Board of Directors, which is designed to make such overarching decisions for the benefit of the entire organization.