What is the name of the Local Chapter Annual Business Report at the state level?

The Local Chapter Annual Business Report at the state level is known as the Robert Stubing Report. This report serves a crucial purpose in documenting and showcasing the activities, achievements, and overall performance of a local FBLA chapter throughout the year. It allows chapters to reflect on their accomplishments and outlines their plans for future initiatives. The naming of the report honors Robert Stubing, recognizing his contributions to FBLA and the emphasis on maintaining strong documentation practices within the organization. Understanding the significance of this report helps members appreciate the importance of tracking their progress and engaging in continuous improvement.