Which of the following is NOT a competitive event that may be entered by an individual or a team?

The correct answer is the Fundraising Initiative, as it does not fall under the formal category of competitive events typically recognized by FBLA. Unlike the other options, which are recognized competitive events with structured guidelines and evaluation metrics, the Fundraising Initiative is more of a project or activity aimed at raising money for a specific cause rather than a competitive event with defined criteria for judging.

In contrast, events such as Business Plan, Digital Video Production, and Web Site Development are designed as competitions where participants showcase their skills in planning, production, and technical abilities. Each of these events has specific criteria, judging systems, and opportunities for participants to compete at different levels, including local, state, and national competitions. Thus, their structured format and competitive nature highlight that they are indeed recognized events within FBLA's framework, while the Fundraising Initiative does not fit into this competitive model.