In which category of competitive events does the American Enterprise Project fall?

The American Enterprise Project is classified as a Chapter competitive event because it is designed to be completed by a chapter as a whole rather than by individual members or teams. This event encourages FBLA chapters to engage in community service, develop business plans, and support local businesses, all while addressing issues relevant to entrepreneurship. The collaborative nature of this project fosters teamwork, allowing members to contribute their skills and ideas collectively, which is a hallmark of chapter events. In contrast, individual events would focus on single students, and team events would involve a duo or small group working together, while recognition events are more about acknowledging accomplishments rather than executing a project. By design, the American Enterprise Project is a comprehensive initiative that highlights the efforts and creativity of the entire chapter, making it a fitting example of a chapter event in FBLA.