University, city team to host FBLA Arizona Region 4 event
More than 550 high school students from the West Valley showcased their talents in a variety of events designed to test their business acumen and leadership skills at the second annual Future Business Leaders of America - Arizona Region 4 Competition Jan. 15 at OUAZ.
Courtesy city of Surprise
OUAZ President Dennis Tyner gives opening remarks to more than 550 high school students from the West Valley at the second annual Future Business Leaders of America - Arizona Region 4 Competition Jan. 15 at OUAZ.
Courtesy city of Surprise
More than 550 high school students from the West Valley showcased their talents in a variety of events designed to test their business acumen and leadership skills at the second annual Future Business Leaders of America - Arizona Region 4 Competition.
The city of Surprise and Ottawa University-Arizona hosted the competition on their shared civic campus on Jan. 15.
Over 20 high school FBLA advisor teachers and members of the Arizona Department of Education were on hand for the event, as were 40 volunteer judges from organizations such as the city of Surprise, OUAZ, Leadership West, West-MEC, Arizona State University, TEAM 4 KIDS Pediatric Therapy, PAM Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Surprise and the Center for the Future of Arizona.
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Future business leaders pack OUAZ in Surprise
University, city team to host FBLA Arizona Region 4 event
Courtesy city of Surprise
More than 550 high school students from the West Valley showcased their talents in a variety of events designed to test their business acumen and leadership skills at the second annual Future Business Leaders of America - Arizona Region 4 Competition Jan. 15 at OUAZ.
Courtesy city of Surprise
OUAZ President Dennis Tyner gives opening remarks to more than 550 high school students from the West Valley at the second annual Future Business Leaders of America - Arizona Region 4 Competition Jan. 15 at OUAZ.
More than 550 high school students from the West Valley showcased their talents in a variety of events designed to test their business acumen and leadership skills at the second annual Future Business Leaders of America - Arizona Region 4 Competition.
The city of Surprise and Ottawa University-Arizona hosted the competition on their shared civic campus on Jan. 15.
Over 20 high school FBLA advisor teachers and members of the Arizona Department of Education were on hand for the event, as were 40 volunteer judges from organizations such as the city of Surprise, OUAZ, Leadership West, West-MEC, Arizona State University, TEAM 4 KIDS Pediatric Therapy, PAM Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Surprise and the Center for the Future of Arizona.
OUAZ President Dennis Tyner gave the welcome and concluded with encouraging remarks. Surprise Economic Development Director Jeanine Jerkovic spoke at the events closing ceremony, celebrating the students’ achievements and emphasizing the importance of leadership and innovation in building strong communities.
These competitions are a key component of the workforce development initiatives made possible by the partnership between Surprise and OUAZ.
By providing students with opportunities to showcase their skills, connect with industry professionals, and experience real-world challenges, the series fosters the next generation of leaders and equips them with the tools needed to succeed in competitive career fields.
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