In what year was the post-secondary division Phi Beta Lambda created?

The post-secondary division Phi Beta Lambda, often referred to as PBL, was created in 1958. This division was established to provide college students with opportunities for leadership, career development, and to prepare them for success in the business world. By forming Phi Beta Lambda, the organization aimed to connect students enrolled in post-secondary education with the same principles and goals of the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) for high school students.

The establishment in 1958 reflects a significant step in the evolution of the FBLA organization, recognizing the need for a structured program for young adults pursuing higher education. Over the decades, PBL has expanded its reach and influence, promoting business education and providing competitive events that help enhance students' skills and confidence as they transition into the workforce.