Which type of project is typically NOT recognized as part of the outreach activities for Blue Jacket of the Year nominees?

Private corporate workshops are typically not recognized as part of the outreach activities for Blue Jacket of the Year nominees because they often focus on internal corporate development rather than community engagement. The emphasis of the Blue Jacket of the Year awards generally lies in initiatives that foster community involvement, education, and mentorship outside of corporate settings. This award acknowledges individuals who actively contribute to their communities through educational programs, community service projects, and mentorship initiatives, all of which have a direct impact on the public and promote a sense of social responsibility. In contrast, private workshops are designed for a specific organization’s employees and do not usually cultivate the same level of community outreach or benefit.