Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) held its first-ever virtual National Leadership Conference since the organization was founded in 1945. This year's virtual National Leadership Conference was a memorable chapter in FCCLA's story as the organization kicked off its 75th anniversary celebration and honored FCCLA's Class of 2020. Instead of gathering in-person, 65 of Edison's John P. Stevens High School FCCLA students logged on to an online platform from Tuesday, July 7, through Thursday, July 9, which blended virtual reality and gamification technology to transform FCCLA's National Leadership Conference (NLC) into an "on-demand" virtual experience. This year's historic virtual NLC included keynote speakers, breakout sessions, leadership training, a College Fair and EXPO, STAR Events recognition, networking opportunities, adviser professional development, and many more activities. With just a click of a button, members had the opportunity to participate in the Ultimate Leadership Experience in the comfort and safety of their home.