2017-18 Tennessee FBLA State Officers
(Left to Right - FRONT ROW):
Madison Wheeley | Secretary
Junior, Lawrence County High School
Email: Secretary@fblatn.org
Sunshine Coombs | President
Senior, Stewart County High School
Email: President@fblatn.org
Delaney Harris | Vice President
Junior, Hardin County High School
Email: VicePresident@fblatn.org
(Left to Right - BACK ROW):
Divya Pinnaka | Treasurer
Senior, Germantown High School
Email: Treasurer@fblatn.org
Landry Williams | Reporter
Junior, Watertown High School
Email: Reporter@fblatn.org
Madison Wheeley | Secretary
Junior, Lawrence County High School
Email: Secretary@fblatn.org
Sunshine Coombs | President
Senior, Stewart County High School
Email: President@fblatn.org
Delaney Harris | Vice President
Junior, Hardin County High School
Email: VicePresident@fblatn.org
(Left to Right - BACK ROW):
Divya Pinnaka | Treasurer
Senior, Germantown High School
Email: Treasurer@fblatn.org
Landry Williams | Reporter
Junior, Watertown High School
Email: Reporter@fblatn.org
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Sunshine has been an active FBLA member for the past 3 years. Beginning in her freshman year, she placed fourth in Business Presentation at state and attended Institute for Leaders that summer. Since then, she has placed first in Public Speaking at both the regional and state conferences, first in Job Interview at her regional conference, and third in Job Interview at the state conference. Having been elected as region 3 president her sophomore year and state president her junior year, Sunshine has attended Institute for Leaders the past two years for the state officer track.
Outside of FBLA, Sunshine has competed in HOSA as the chairman of a parliamentary procedure team that placed first at regionals and fourth at state. Cross country, softball, and basketball are where she finds that she is most competitive. She is currently ranked first in her class of approximately 160 students, and she plans to attend the United States Military Academy in summer 2018. Sunshine is very passionate about politics and wants to be the governor of Tennessee one day. 
Madison Wheeley is entering her third year of FBLA membership as well as her third year of studies at Lawrence County High School. During her freshman year, she won first place in Business Financial Plan at the state level and attended the national conference in Atlanta, Georgia. As a sophomore, she was elected to her state position and attended Institute for Leaders and the national conference in Anaheim, California.
Being known as the "mom" of the state officer team, Madison is always ready to network with new people, devise reasonable plans, and fix any problem that may arise. She is excited for the upcoming opportunities that await her as an FBLA state officer. Outside of FBLA, Madison can be found babysitting, constructing the school yearbook, working at the ballpark, attending church events, or organizing project details. Needless to say, she enjoys staying busy, especially through her involvements in FBLA. |
Delaney is a junior at Hardin County High School and has been a member of FBLA for three years. Prior to this year serving as the state’s vice president, she served as the state secretary as well as region 2 president. During Delaney’s freshman year, she was elected for her first state officer position.
Delaney has placed fourth in the Community Service Project event at the state level and competed at NLC in Atlanta, GA. During her sophomore year, she placed second in Entrepreneurship and in the Community Service Project event. She then traveled to Anaheim, CA to participate in her third year of Institute for Leaders and competed on the national level. Through this, she has gained the skills necessary to serve on the state officer team for a second year. Her main goal for the year is to increase the state association’s social media following, while sharing just what this amazing organization can do for the members of Tennessee FBLA. Her favorite part about FBLA is getting to meet the members. She loves interacting and hearing what others have gained through this organization. Outside of FBLA, Delaney is involved in numerous activities, including playing for her high school's varsity volleyball team, the tennis team, Tiger Radio, Student Council, English Honorarium, VOLS (volunteer work), Sub-Debs, and working at a local boutique. Needless to say, she loves to stay active. Her plans for the future include attending college to study Dentistry, while minoring in Business. 
Divya has been an active FBLA member for two years . She placed fourth at state in sales presentation during her sophomore year and first at state in cyber security during her junior year. Outside of FBLA, Divya is a part of the MIT Launch Program and the Diamond Challenge for High School Entrepreneurs. Divya also attended the Tennessee Governor's School for Business and Information Technology during the summer of 2016.
In her free time, Divya loves photography, traveling, trying new foods, and exploring new cultures and languages. |
Landry Williams has been a member in FBLA for two years. Since he has been a member, he has served as an officer in his local chapter and competed at the regional and state competitive events. This past year, Landry ran for a state officer position and was elected as the Tennessee FBLA state reporter.
Outside of FBLA, Landry plays baseball. He has been awarded as super sophomore for baseball at his school this past year. He is also very engaged in FFA as a local officer at his school. He has competed in parliamentary procedures as well as opening and closing ceremonies. He has also been to the FFA state convention twice. He also has a job at his local hardware store, and he believes there is no such thing as an easy day at work.
Outside of FBLA, Landry plays baseball. He has been awarded as super sophomore for baseball at his school this past year. He is also very engaged in FFA as a local officer at his school. He has competed in parliamentary procedures as well as opening and closing ceremonies. He has also been to the FFA state convention twice. He also has a job at his local hardware store, and he believes there is no such thing as an easy day at work.
State Officer Applications
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APPLICATION PROCESS TIMELINE
Step 1. Submit Intent to Run form by December 15, 2017.
At Your Regional Leadership Conference
Step 2. Submit complete officer application.
Step 3. Complete Tennessee FBLA state officer candidate exam
At the Tennessee FBLA State Leadership Conference
Step 4. Participate in a nominating committee interview.
Step 5. Campaign at your campaign booth.
Step 6. Participate in voting delegate sessions.
Step 1. Submit Intent to Run form by December 15, 2017.
At Your Regional Leadership Conference
Step 2. Submit complete officer application.
Step 3. Complete Tennessee FBLA state officer candidate exam
At the Tennessee FBLA State Leadership Conference
Step 4. Participate in a nominating committee interview.
Step 5. Campaign at your campaign booth.
Step 6. Participate in voting delegate sessions.
