The flagship competitive event for Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). High school students advance through regional and state qualifiers to compete nationally across over 70 business-related events, featuring objective academic tests, collaborative role-playing scenarios, and formal presentations spanning financial literacy, management, and cyber security.
An elite global entrepreneurship competition created by Horn Entrepreneurship at the University of Delaware. High school students identify a pressing real-world issue and build an original startup concept across two tracks—Business Innovation or Social Innovation—submitting a pitch deck and a written proposal to compete for funding and global mentorship.
A global student organization preparing emerging leaders in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management. Students can qualify for the International Career Development Conference (ICDC) through regional and state conferences to pitch business presentations, take industry-standard exams, and engage in interactive case-study roleplays before industry professionals.
The world’s largest virtual entrepreneurship competition for high school students. Inspired by the "Blue Ocean Strategy," participants work individually or in teams to pitch a completely novel, un-contested business concept via a three-minute video submission, competing globally for cash prizes and recognition from industry leaders.
The premier high school economics competition in the United States, hosted by the Council for Economic Education. Teams of students test their knowledge against rigorous written and rapid-fire quiz bowl rounds covering microeconomics, macroeconomics, and international global current events across two divisions: the Adam Smith division for advanced students and the David Ricardo division for beginners.
An annual, multi-phase global competition that transforms high school students into entrepreneurial problem-solvers. Working in small teams, participants blend science and technology with business principles to design innovative, commercially viable solutions to major global sustainability, health, and aerospace challenges.
An elite international finance simulation hosted by the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Student teams work over several weeks to manage a $100,000 virtual asset portfolio, crafting a comprehensive, data-backed investment strategy tailored to the unique financial goals of a designated client case study.