Jamie Connor

    2022-2023 Advisor of the Year

At the national center, the FBLA-PBL Adviser Wall of Fame recognizes advisers and state chairs with 20 or more years of service to FBLA-PBL. We are fortunate to have the guidance and support of 13 of our very own Famed Advisers who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and service to Maryland FBLA. Thank you to our Advisers representing Maryland FBLA at the National FBLA-PBL Center:


HALL OF FAME

Ruby Burgin, Waldorf, 1996
Janet L. DeVore, Severna Park, 2000
Miriam Dyer, Federalsburg, 2007
Ray J. Guy, Morganza, 2004
Janice Icenhower, Riva, 2000
Louis T. Kaminski, Baltimore, 2007
Raeann Katzbeck, Baltimore, 1996
Karen L. Teach, Hagerstown, 2004
Debra Groff, Glen Burnie, 2009
Margaret P. Armentrout, Morganza, 2009
​Nancy Tassa, Owings, 2018
Edward Roark, Middletown, 2020
Teresa Waters, Clarksville, 2020

SINCE 1957
Maryland FBLA was established in April 1957, with the first chartered chapter at Forest Park High School in Baltimore. There are five administrative regions in Maryland FBLA, each headed by a Regional Vice President. Each region hold a competitions to decide the three i representatives eligible to compete at the State Leadership Conference. Members placing first, second, third, or fourth in their competitive event at the SLC are eligible to compete at the National Leadership Conference hosted by National FBLA-PBL.

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