Who administers the affairs and property of FBLA?

• A. The association president and chief executive officer.
• B. The board of directors.
• C. The state voting delegates.
• D. The local chapters.

Answer: (B)

The governance and stewardship of FBLA’s resources come from its board of directors. This group acts as the governing body, overseeing the association’s affairs, property, budget, and major policy decisions. The president and chief executive officer handle day-to-day operations under the board’s direction, not as the sole administrators of all assets. State voting delegates participate in state-level decisions, and local chapters run activities locally, but neither level has overall administrative control of FBLA’s property and affairs. So, the board of directors is responsible for administering FBLA’s affairs and property.