PMI Risk Management Professional (PMI-RMP) — Question 139

A risk manager is confident that they have identified and quantified the risks and opportunities for a project. When presenting their work to management, on what areas should the risk manager focus? (Choose two.)

Answer options

• A. Risks as they apply to the organization’s overall risk management philosophy and strategic ambition.
• B. Huge opportunities that possibly bring an additional 30% return for 10 projects in the next year.
• C. Risks that are tied to the success of the organization.
• D. Risk mitigation actions that will require work from stakeholders.
• E. Risks related to cost that will impact the major projects that are currently in the execution phase.

Correct answer: C, D

Explanation

The correct answers, C and D, focus on the risks crucial for the organization's success and the necessary actions for stakeholders in mitigating those risks. Options A and E, while relevant, do not directly address the immediate actions or risks tied to project success. Option B, although highlighting opportunities, is not a priority area for risk management presentation.