Grayslake Central's Thomas Nandola, 18, and Thomas Todd, 17, make their Website Design presentation about their how to find a job website Jobsembler.com on Jan. 28 during the annual FBLA Northern Area Conference at Wauconda High School. Thomas Todd's brother, Jonathan, 16, was also was part of their team during the presentation.
Wauconda's Ethan Yost, 17, answers questions from the judges Jan. 28 after making a Business Financial Plan presentation with his partners, Brett Winkel and Connor Brannick (not pictured), about their fresh food delivery business called Fresh Eats during the annual FBLA Northern Area Conference at Wauconda High School.
Warren's Shyama Bhatt, 17, of Gurnee answers questions from the judges about her American Enterprise Project with her partner, Matthew Walowski, 16, (not pictured) after their presentation Jan. 28 during the annual FBLA Northern Area Conference at Wauconda High School.
Michelle Zima of Gurnee asks a question to Wauconda High School's Spozmai Khan and Sam Bianco about their promotional video for FBLA in the Digital Video competition Jan. 28 during the annual FBLA Northern Area Conference at Wauconda High School.
Warren's Cynthia Tsarpalas, 16, shows off a magazine she created with Brittany Morey, 17, called "Tomorrow's Business Leaders," for the Graphic Design competition Jan. 28 before they both presented their idea to a panel of judges during the annual FBLA Northern Area Conference at Wauconda High School.
Judges Michelle Zima and Gregg Callahy, both of Gurnee, Eric Halloran of Wauconda and Earl Harrington of Island Lake ask questions to Warren's Brittany Morey, 17, and Cynthia Tsarpalas, 16, (not pictured) about their digital and print magazine called "Tomorrow's Business Leaders," for the Graphic Design competition Jan. 28 during the annual FBLA Northern Area Conference at Wauconda High School.
Grayslake Central's Thomas Todd, 17, greets one of the judges Jan. 28 before his Website Design presentation with his brother, Jonathan, 16, and Thomas Nandola, 18, (not pictured) during the annual FBLA Northern Area Conference at Wauconda High School. The website the students created was a how to find a job website called Jobsembler.com.