Who nominates candidates for National Vice President during regional meetings at the National Leadership Conference?

The correct answer is that candidates for National Vice President are nominated by state chapters during the regional meetings at the National Leadership Conference. This process allows each state to put forward a candidate who represents the interests and values of their respective chapters as well as the overall goals of the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) organization.

State chapters play a crucial role in this nomination process, as they are familiar with the qualifications and leadership capabilities of their candidates and can ensure that the chosen nominee aligns with the collective vision of their membership. This focus on state-level nominations fosters greater participation and representation from various regions, which is essential for maintaining a diverse and inclusive leadership structure across the organization.

Local chapters, the Executive Council, and national delegates do not specifically have the role of nominating candidates for National Vice President; instead, those groups have other functions within the organizational leadership and decision-making processes.