Your 2020-2021 State Officer Team
The Oregon FBLA State Officer Team serves as permanent standing student-led committee of the Oregon FBLA Foundation. State Officers are elected by voting delegates from each local chapter to serve a one year term during their high school years. These servant-leaders represent the educator and student perspective in crafting policies and guiding the work of the Oregon FBLA Foundation.
Your 2019-2020 State Officer Team
The Oregon FBLA State Officer Team serves as permanent standing student-led committee of the Oregon FBLA Foundation. State Officers are elected by voting delegates from each local chapter to serve a one year term during their high school years. These servant-leaders represent the educator and student perspective in crafting policies and guiding the work of the Oregon FBLA Foundation.
Meet The Team
Logan Bishop
State President
Serving as your 2020-21 State President is Logan Bishop. Currently a junior at Roseburg High School, Logan has been a dedicated member of Future Business Leaders of America since the beginning of his freshman year. After the 2019 State Business Leadership Conference, he was inspired by the way the state officers he had met were able to carry themselves and lead students, preparing them for their futures.
Throughout the years Logan has been able to accomplish an extraordinary amount of success in FBLA. This motivation is carried into this year and he now has much more planned for the future! Logan has competed in both the 2019 National Leadership Conference and the 2020 National Leadership Experience while placing 8th in the nation this year in Computer Game and Simulation Programming. Last year he served as the Legislative Director for the Western Region Council as well as a chapter officer. Logan has had multiple experiences in leadership that he feels have prepared him to lead Oregon for the upcoming year.
Outside of FBLA, Logan can be found studying, playing tennis, at robotics practice, or volunteering in his community. Logan is ready to connect with each of you over this year.
Joey Garcia
Vice President of Media
Joey Garcia, the 2020-2021 VP of Media at Oregon FBLA, is a senior attending Roseburg Senior High School. Joey’s Future Business Leaders of America career started during his sophomore year of high school and became a significant interest in his life during his junior year. When Joey’s chapter adviser convinced him to compete at the Regional Conference, he instantly fell in love with FBLA. He decided to step out of his comfort zone and run to be a state officer for Oregon FBLA.
This challenge intrigued Joey because he wanted to reach more students who would benefit from FBLA and make sure they get involved earlier during their high school career than he did. Instead of mourning the time he missed out on, he aims to go forward and make the biggest impact he can. FBLA has impacted Joey significantly from constantly learning about the business world to developing crucial skills used in the business world.
While Joey has been a member of FBLA he has seen a boost in his confidence, networking skills, a greater knowledge of accounting and marketing, and much more. FBLA enabled Joey to see his potential and realize the accomplishments he can make. After high school Joey plans to attend Arizona State University where he seeks to obtain a Master’s of Business and Administration as well as a Juris Doctorate. Although Joey has a long road ahead of him, his goal is to be a corporate lawyer after he obtains his degrees from Arizona State University.
Caitlin Lien
Blue Mountain Region Vice President
Your Blue Mountain Region Vice President is Caitlin Lien, a current junior at Baker High School in Eastern Oregon. She has been in FBLA a total of 4 years, 2 of those years she spent leading the effort of Middle Level competitors at the State Level. Caitlin has served as the Baker Chapter Secretary and has always strived for more.
Some of her accomplishments in FBLA include completing the Future, Business, and Leader levels of the Business Achievement Awards, completing over 200 hours of community service for the Community Service Awards while maintaining a GPA of 4.0 throughout her high school career. This has earned her a spot on the National Business Honor Roll. She is very excited to work with members all over the state and inspire others to accomplish their own goals. Some of Caitlin’s other extracurricular activities include STEM Club, Swim Team, and Golf.
After high school Caitlin plans to attend Oregon Institute of Technology to earn a degree in Engineering. She eventually wants to lead a life as a civil engineer and leave her mark on the world. She also hopes that her term in office will inspire members to be their best. Going into this year has been very uncertain due to events we can’t control; however, she plans to create a year of memories that will last a lifetime.
Westin Carter
Columbia Delta Region Vice President
Westin Carter is your Delta Region Vice President. While going into his senior year, Westin attends Seaside High School on the beautiful Oregon Coast. He has been a member of Future Business Leaders of America throughout high school. He joined FBLA his freshman year and can’t imagine the experiences he would have missed if he had not joined the organization.
Throughout his FBLA experience, he has competed in Business Plan, Broadcast Journalism, and Website Design. Serving as his Seaside Chapter CEO in his sophomore year he realized he wanted to have the opportunity to give back to this organization. This turned into his campaign for Delta Region Vice President. He wants to make FBLA more accessible and affordable for all students to enjoy the experience that has changed his life.
Upon graduation, he plans on majoring in Business and Finance in college with a minor in Marketing. He also plans to pursue a Master’s degree in Finance. His career goal is to be able to provide for his family and to give back to the community that has helped him grow and develop.
Every year at the FBLA State Conference, Westin has been able to meet, compete, and laugh with like-minded motivated members from all around Oregon. FBLA has changed Westin’s life, and he hopes to be able to be part of that process for other FBLA members.
Aiyana Brown
Rogue Umpqua Region Vice President
Aiyana Brown is the 2020-2021 Oregon FBLA Rogue Umpqua Region Vice President. She currently attends Roseburg High School as a junior. Aiyana has been a member of Roseburg FBLA for three years, where she has served as a chapter officer to help grow their social media presence and organize projects. At regional and state conferences Aiyana has placed first in multiple competitive events, including Introduction to Public Speaking, Introduction to Business Presentation, and Community Service project. She also attended the 2019-2020 NLC, where she was awarded 8th place for a team business presentation.
Outside of FBLA, Aiyana stays active in her community by playing the flute in the RHS Marching Ensemble and developing her own initiative, “Better World, Better Opportunities,” to teach essential financial literacy and career development skills to foster children and individuals with special needs. Aiyana chose this project because she feels very passionate about children receiving equal chances to succeed, no matter the situation or circumstance. As she says, “FBLA gave me the resources to turn my adversities into opportunities — and that’s exactly what I want to do for other kids who need it.”
As a student, Aiyana is currently enrolled in a full schedule of college credit courses, her favorites being Spanish III and Business Leadership. After high school, she hopes to continue her business career and pursue a Master’s degree in Business Administration and Finance at an Oregon-based university. In her free time, Aiyana also enjoys more creative hobbies, like drawing, skating, and playing the ukulele.
Aiyana is excited to connect with every member.
Bailey Ostovar
Willamette Region Vice President
Bailey Ostovar, a senior at Stayton High School, is serving as your Willamette Region Vice President of Oregon FBLA. Bailey also serves as her local chapter President of Stayton High School.
She has been a part of Future Business Leaders of America for three years and it has changed her life! While FBLA is a passion of hers, she wants to encourage and lead others in a way that will influence them in a positive direction. Bailey has attended Young Entrepreneurship Business Week and Summer Business Institute.
Bailey is interested in both accounting and journalism. It would be wonderful to turn her passions into a career path. Upon graduation, she plans on attending Portland State University and majoring in accounting. She hopes to find a career in accounting and working in business.
One day Bailey wants to look back and know that she has worked hard to for her success.
She understands that becoming a leader takes hard work and persistence. It is okay to fall down, but you have to get back up. Time goes on, so it is up to you with what you want to do with that time. She believes that being a leader means doing what is best for your team. Being a leader is not just being in charge, but being a leader is learning to understand yourself and growing as a person. FBLA is a great organization that will teach you about yourself and about business leadership.
In her free time, you can find Bailey reading or writing for my school newspaper. She also loves all things cinnamon.
Request a Chapter Visit
FBLA State Officers would welcome the opportunity to visit your chapter, meet with your chapter officers, or participate in a chapter meeting or function. Depending on the schedule and location of your chapter, State Officers can visit your chapter virtually or in person.
Please complete the Request a Chapter Visit form below and we’ll contact you within 24-48 hours to look to explore options and schedule.