What is the name of the PBL equivalent of the BAA program?

The PBL equivalent of the BAA (Business Achievement Awards) program is known as the CMAP—Career Membership Achievement Program Award. This program is designed to recognize PBL members' contributions to their chapter and the development of their business skills, similar to how the BAA recognizes FBLA members. CMAP focuses on achieving professional and leadership development through a variety of activities, including community service, leadership, and career readiness, providing members with a comprehensive framework to enhance their educational experience and prepare them for the workforce.

The other choices, while related to professional development within the broader context of business education, do not serve as the direct counterpart to the BAA in the PBL context. For instance, the Career Development Program typically refers to broader career guidance initiatives rather than a specific award system, while the Professional Development Program might encompass various offerings but does not specifically mirror the structure of the BAA or acknowledge individual achievements in the same way. The Success in Business Award, on the other hand, is aimed at recognizing an entire team’s effort rather than individuals achieving specific milestones related to their professional growth as reflected in the CMAP.