JUDGING
Being a judge for DECA competition allows you to make a first-hand difference in the preparation of emerging leaders and entrepreneurs. Through judging competitive events you'll discover the detail and depth DECA members put into their projects, and you’ll begin to see how DECA members are ready to make an impact in our world.
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As a judge, you can inspire emerging leaders and entrepreneurs.
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As a competitive events judge, you’ll see DECA members who have
been preparing all year-long in classrooms to have their chance to
shine in front of you. Here's some examples of what you might hear:
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They’ll share promotional strategies for a case study they just received 10 minutes ago.
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They’ll passionately explain how they activated their entire community to get behind an important cause.
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They'll explain how to solve a problem that a customer is having.
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They’ll unveil a comprehensive generational marketing strategy for a local business that developed through their classroom learning.
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They’ll tell you about their real business (yes, real) and their plans to grow it over the next three years.
You’ll be so impressed, you’ll forget they are just in high school or college.
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We ask for you to participate as a judge for one or more of these competitive events. We need judges for multiple conferences throughout the year. Please do not hesitate to contact us to become a judge or learn more information on judging for Louisiana DECA.
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We ask for you to participate as a judge for one or more of these competitive events. Below is the list of Event types. We are in need of judges from February 23 (2:45-6 p.m.) and February 24 (8 a.m.-noon). Look at the event types below and type which event or event types you feel qualified to judge into the form with the link on the right.
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Event Types:​
Marketing
Management
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Hospitality/Tourism
Job Interviewing/Human Resources
Business Administration
Community Service
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More information will follow once you click and fill in the
form to the right. You can also use the form to ask a question
by putting your question in the last text box.
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For more information on becoming a judge, please email
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