What is another term for a written plan of action in FBLA?

In FBLA, a "Program of Work" refers to a comprehensive written plan that outlines the goals, objectives, activities, and responsibilities for a specific period, typically aligning with the organization's overarching mission. This term encapsulates the framework for how a chapter will operate and engage its members throughout the year. The Program of Work is critical for ensuring that all members understand the planned activities and can contribute effectively to the chapter's success.

While the other terms may resemble aspects of planning, they have different connotations or scopes within the context of FBLA. An "Action Plan" typically focuses on specific tasks or steps to achieve a particular goal, but it may not encompass the broader organizational scope. A "Strategic Plan" is a longer-term outline that addresses the overall direction and priorities of the organization, often spanning multiple years. A "Chapter Blueprint" might imply foundational or structural elements of a chapter, but it doesn't necessarily convey the detailed activities and objectives laid out for a specific timeframe, making "Program of Work" the most appropriate term for a written plan of action in FBLA.