National Executive Council
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Ten youth leaders elected annually at FCCLA’s National Leadership Conference make up the National Executive Council and serve a one-year term as the representative body of FCCLA. The National Executive Council’s primary function is program development, program implementation, and public relations.
The National Executive Council has the following responsibilities:
- Review the aims and objectives of the national program of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America.
- Recommend the establishment of programs, projects, and activities.
- Plan the program for the national meetings sponsored by the national organization.
- Conduct the official business of the organization at the National Leadership Conference.
- Interpret and advocate the goals and program activities of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America to groups and individuals within and outside the organization.
The responsibilities of each officer position can be found in the FCCLA Bylaws.
Meet the 2024-2025 National Executive Council
Brandon Weibel
FCCLA NATIONAL PRESIDENT
Oklahoma
PRESIDENT@FCCLAINC.ORG
Brandon Weibel is an impactful FCCLA Member with over four years of dynamic involvement. During this time, he has served two terms on the Oklahoma FCCLA State Executive Council, culminating in his leadership as State President. Brandon has also contributed his expertise to the National Competitive Events Advisory Team. His dedication extends beyond FCCLA, impacting various aspects of his school and community. He has served as Beta Club President, Class President, and a member of the National Honor Society. Brandon co-founded The Pearl House Teen Advisory Board, passionately advocating for youth involvement in supporting women in Ghana, Africa. Following high school, Brandon aspires to pursue a degree in Political Science, driven by his commitment to creating a better world through thoughtful action and transformative policy.
Grant Hubley
FCCLA NATIONAL FIRST VICE PRESIDENT
Ohio
FIRSTVP@FCCLAINC.ORG
Grant Hubley is a dedicated leader with four years of involvement in the organization. He has served as the Ohio FCCLA State President, along with competing in Public Policy Advocacy and National Programs in Action STAR Events. Grant has fully embraced FCCLA through participation in conferences, community service projects, advocacy initiatives, organizing training sessions and promoting Family Consumer Science Education. He is an active member of the Student Council, participates in the Interact Club, volunteers as a youth tutor, and has experience in event planning. Following graduation, Grant aspires to pursue a career that will make a positive impact on others.
Rowan Sween
FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICE
Minnesota
VPCOMMUNITYSERVICE@FCCLAINC.ORG
Rowan Sween is a dedicated eight-year member with a wide range of achievements in FCCLA. He has served as a state, area, and chapter officer, participated in over half of the National Programs, and excelled in STAR Events such as Job Interview. Rowan is also dual-enrolled in community college. His extracurricular activities include band, choir, wrestling, track and field, clay target league, archery, and cross country. Additionally, he contributes to his family's Agri-tourism business as a special events staff member. Rowan is enthusiastic about serving his peers through FCCLA and looks forward to a future dedicated to serving others in human services and hospitality and tourism.
Claire Cantrell
FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF COMPETITIVE EVENTS
Alabama
VPCOMPETITIVEEVENTS@FCCLAINC.ORG
Claire Cantrell is living the FCCLA dream. She began her active membership by competing on the state and national levels in Interpersonal Communications, Fashion Design, and Event Management. Claire has held various leadership positions, including Class Representative and Vice President of Community Service locally, and she served on the Alabama State Executive Council as Vice President of STAR Events. Beyond FCCLA, Claire has dedicated herself to numerous leadership roles. She excels as a varsity football, basketball, and competition cheerleader, as well as a pole vaulter. Additionally, she has served four terms as Class President, won the Beta Club State competition, and maintained her status as an honor student. After graduation, Claire plans to pursue education in cosmetic dentistry with a goal of helping others find their perfect smile.
Benjamin Dome
FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF DEVELOPMENT
Kansas
VPDEVELOPMENT@FCCLAINC.ORG
Benjamin Dome is a proud four-year member of FCCLA, having held significant roles such as Chapter VP of Programs, Kansas State Peer Educator, VP of Individual Programs, and most recently, State President. Outside of FCCLA, Ben is actively involved in both school and community activities. He serves on the SAFE Driving Committee, takes lead roles in school plays, and sprints for the Knight's Track Team. In his community, Ben is a representative on the Heartland Community Foundation's Youth Action Council, serves as a director on the Hays Arts Council, and volunteers with Options Domestic Violence Services. In his leisure time, Ben enjoys hanging out with friends, reading, and listening to music. Ben plans to attend university to pursue bachelor's and master's degrees in education and psychology, to become a secondary school counselor.
Kaitlyn Dyer
FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE
Alabama
VPFINANCE@FCCLAINC.ORG
Kaitlyn Dyer is an enthusiastic FCCLA Member with four years of involvement and service. During her tenure in FCCLA, she has taken on various roles and responsibilities, including Alabama Vice President of Membership and Chapter President. Beyond FCCLA, Kaitlyn is deeply engaged in her small-town community, participating in a wide array of activities such as Scholar’s Bowl, Yearbook, Math Team, National Honor Society, Key Club, Cheerleading, and Student Government. In her leisure time, Kaitlyn enjoys relaxing by the pool, creating banners for school events and parties, baking for her loved ones, and exploring different parts of the world through travel. Following graduation, Kaitlyn plans to pursue a degree in business with a goal of making a positive impact on the lives of those around her.
Bryna McKenzie
FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF MEMBERSHIP
Georgia
VPMEMBERSHIP@FCCLAINC.ORG
Bryna McKenzie has been involved in FCCLA for over eight years. She has held several leadership positions, including Chapter Vice President of Membership, Chapter President, State Vice President of Membership, and State Vice President of Programs. Bryna has participated in all eight National Programs through projects and advocacy efforts. Beyond her involvement in FCCLA, Bryna enjoys spending time with friends, playing girls' Varsity Tennis, serving as Captain of Color Guard, and competing in debate. She is also actively engaged in her community, and regularly meets with local businesses to promote FCCLA. After high school, Bryna plans to attend the University of Georgia (UGA) to pursue a degree in Family and Consumer Sciences Education. Her goal is to continue spreading awareness about FCCLA and its benefits.
Casey J Toner
FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF PARLIAMENTARY LAW
Wyoming
VPPARLIAMENTARYLAW@FCCLAINC.ORG
Casey Toner has been actively involved in FCCLA for the past six years, holding roles in Wyoming such as Vice President of Competitive Events, Vice President of Membership, and serving as both High School and Junior High Chapter President for five years. Casey is also engaged within his school's political body, the National Society of High School Scholars, and The United States Senate Youth Program. He also manages his local business, which was established and developed through his STAR project, Entrepreneurship. With a passion for Political Science, Casey plans to pursue a degree in Political Science and Family and Consumer Sciences Education after graduating from high school. He plans to pursue a career not only in legislation but also in education systems.
Lucais Romo
FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF PROGRAMS
New Jersey
VPPROGRAMS@FCCLAINC.ORG
Lucais Romo has participated in FCCLA for five years. He has served in various leadership roles including Chapter Vice President of Public Relations, First Vice President, State Vice President of Membership, and State President, while also actively competing in FCCLA's Competitive Events. Outside of FCCLA, Lucais is involved in his school's National Honor Society, Gender Equality Club, and Health and Science Club. He finds fulfillment in roles such as nursery attendant and student teacher, where he contributes to the development of youth in his community. During his leisure time, Lucais enjoys writing and exploring new places with friends and family. Driven by a strong passion for education and sustainability advocacy, Lucais plans to pursue a career in materials engineering with a focus on sustainability. He also intends to obtain a teaching certificate to bring industry experience into the classroom.
Kimi Ward
FCCLA NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT OF PUBLIC RELATIONS
Texas
VPPUBLICRELATIONS@FCCLAINC.ORG
Kimi has been a FCCLA Member for four years and is a dedicated advocate for personal growth and leadership development. She has held multiple leadership roles including Texas Region I President, State Vice President of Leadership Development, Chapter Vice President, Secretary, and National Representative, gaining a wealth of leadership experience in FCCLA. Outside of FCCLA, Kimi is deeply engaged in activities such as the National Honor Society, Student Council, U.I.L. Accounting, Debate Club, and Tennis. Committed to ongoing growth and contributing to the FCCLA community, she plans to remain involved with the organization after graduation. In her leisure time, Kimi enjoys listening to music, reading, and spending quality time with friends. After graduation, Kimi plans to attend Texas Tech University to pursue a degree in Family and Consumer Sciences Education.