2. FBLA-PBL recognizes November 15 as
American Enterprise Day.
FBLA-PBL chapters salute and publicize the
American free enterprise system.
Chapters celebrate through activities,
projects, and festivities.
3. Few restrictions are placed on business
activities and ownership.
Governments have minimal ownership.
Limited restrictions on trade and minimal
government intervention.
4. On August 8, 1980 President Jimmy Carter
made a proclamation directing that American
Enterprise Day be observed.
Chevron Corporation contributed a grant
called “Getting Involved” to FBLA.
5. Began in the 1700s.
People wanted control of their own business
without government interference.
Ideas shifted to be associated with the Free
Market System.
6. Advocates against restriction of the free
enterprise system.
Promotes fewer restrictions on businesses
7. Local chapters celebrate American Enterprise
Day through a variety of projects like:
Presenting ideas about business in the form of
skits and songs to elementary school students.
Preparing activity books for students in 8th grade
Running an essay contest for high school
students; the winning entry is published in the
local newspaper.
8. (INSERT SUMMARY OF LOCAL AMERICAN
ENTERPRISE PROJECT HERE, DELETE SLIDE
IF YOUR CHAPTER DOES NOT PLAN TO
HAVE ONE.)