In what year was the postsecondary division, Phi Beta Lambda, created?

The postsecondary division known as Phi Beta Lambda was created in 1958. This organization was established to provide students pursuing a career in business with opportunities to develop leadership skills, gain real-world experience, and enhance their professional understanding. The founding of Phi Beta Lambda was a significant step in expanding the reach of the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) to include postsecondary students, fostering a network that continues to support young business leaders today. This timing fits within a broader context of educational reform and growth in vocational training during the mid-20th century, which aimed to better prepare students for the business environment.