By Owen Hirshorn, Chief Marketing Officer / March 18, 2019
With top-three finishes in 30 different events at this year’s Rhode Island State Leadership Conference, East Greenwich FBLA put up a dominant performance when the stakes were highest. In fact, at the March 5 award ceremony, it was announced that each of the chapter’s 52 competitors placed in the the top five in an event. Fifteen (15) of these competitors also took home first place in the event.
With top-three finishes in 30 different events at this year’s Rhode Island State Leadership Conference, East Greenwich FBLA put up a dominant performance when the stakes were highest. In fact, at the March 5 award ceremony, it was announced that each of the chapter’s 52 competitors placed in the the top five in an event. Fifteen (15) of these competitors also took home first place in the event.
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Seen above is the full East Greenwich competition roster. The 36 members with an asterisk (*) next to their name either placed first or second in one or more of their events, qualifying them for the 2019 National Leadership Conference in San Antonio, Texas.
In other news from the State Leadership Conference, Jessica Caterson and Jason Page were re-elected State Vice President and State Treasurer, respectively. Next year will be the second year in office for both officers.
A number of FBLA members also competed in the Global Economic Symposium at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston on February 15. In this tri-state competition, student-teams from Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island developed a research-based, viable economic solution to an emerging issue of global and local consequence. The keynote speaker was RI General Treasurer Seth Magaziner, who posed for a picture with the East Greenwich delegation afterward.
In other news from the State Leadership Conference, Jessica Caterson and Jason Page were re-elected State Vice President and State Treasurer, respectively. Next year will be the second year in office for both officers.
A number of FBLA members also competed in the Global Economic Symposium at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston on February 15. In this tri-state competition, student-teams from Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island developed a research-based, viable economic solution to an emerging issue of global and local consequence. The keynote speaker was RI General Treasurer Seth Magaziner, who posed for a picture with the East Greenwich delegation afterward.
Sophomore Jack Gecawich was also honored at the Global Economic Symposium by the Foundation President for the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA). Jack earned first place among Rhode Island high-school competitors in their Fall 2018 national essay competition. Entrants analyzed the financial position and market share of an entrepreneur-founded, publicly-traded company and provided the current CEO with advice on accessing the capital markets to fund a recommended business investment. Jack directed his analysis and recommendations to eBay’s founder Pierre Omidyar.
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