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BAA Level 4: America
The BAA America level focuses on FBLA
leadership at all levels, helps your members hone advanced business skills, and
instills a spirit of community involvement
in your members.
*

Recognition: Pins presented at the
National Leadership Conference.

Deadline: April 30

Prerequisite: Future, Business, and
Leader Awards

Activities: America Award

PBL
The Career and Membership Achievement Program (CMAP) is a comprehensive leadership and
membership recognition program for college students. It utilizes PBL projects, goals, and programs
to help college students develop their leadership and job skills, with a special emphasis on career
development and preparation for the world of work. The core activities and concepts of service,
education, and progress are covered in each level: Director, Executive, and President.

Service, Education,
Progress: The Core
Principles of the CMAP

CMAP Level 1: Director

Each level of the CMAP covers these core
activities and concepts:

Recognition: Pins presented at a
local awards ceremony or PBL event.

Deadline: April 30

Activities: Director Award

Service-Uncover the link between a
local community and the success of business. Your members focuson activities
that improve the member's school, area
businesses, community, and state.
Education-Understand business and
the world of work. Your members focus
on activities that prepare them for a successful career, develop an appreciation
of entrepreneurship, and understand the
benefits of lifelong learning. They will
network with industry professionals and
their peers and will confidently prepare
for a successful future.
Progress-Explore the local, state, and
national levels of FBLA-PBL and how they
complement one another. Your members
focus on activities that promote FBLAPBL at the local, regional/district, state
and national levels.

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The CMAP Director level focuses on
an introduction to community service,
career research, and PBL involvement at
the local level.

CMAP Level 2: Executive
The CMAP Executive level focuses on
developing job interview skills, state and
national PBL involvement, public relations activities, and leadership skills.
*

Recognition: Pins presented at a
PBL state meeting or conference.

Deadline: April 30

Prerequisite: Director Award

Activities: Executive Award

CMAP Level 3: President
This award focuses on total association
leadership, business skills, and involvement in community.

Recognition: Pins, ribbons, and
certificates presented at the National
Leadership Conference.

Deadline: April 30

Prerequisite: Director and
Executive Awards

Activities: President Award

https://www.fbla-pbl.org/pbl/programs/education/cmap/

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