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  1. A capture manager must convince senior leadership to approve a last-minute strategy pivot. Which change management approach is MOST persuasive?

    Answer: Provide a concise risk-benefit analysis anchored to win probability impact

    A concise risk-benefit analysis tied directly to win probability gives leaders the decision-relevant information they need quickly.

  2. Which of the following BEST describes the role of a 'change sponsor' in a capture management context?

    Answer: A senior leader who visibly supports and resources the change initiative

    A change sponsor is a senior leader whose visible support and resource commitment legitimizes and sustains the change effort.

  3. During capture, the team learns that a key customer decision-maker has been replaced. The BEST immediate response is to:

    Answer: Research the new stakeholder's priorities and update the customer engagement strategy

    Researching the new stakeholder's priorities and updating the engagement strategy ensures continued alignment with decision-maker preferences.

  4. A change control board (CCB) in a capture context is PRIMARILY responsible for:

    Answer: Evaluating, approving, or rejecting proposed changes to the capture baseline

    A CCB ensures that proposed changes to scope, strategy, or baseline are evaluated systematically before implementation.

  5. Which statement BEST reflects the relationship between change management and risk management in a capture effort?

    Answer: Unmanaged changes frequently become risks, and risks often trigger needed changes

    Change and risk are deeply interrelated — unaddressed changes become risks, and risk events often necessitate strategic changes.

  6. Which tool is MOST useful for visually communicating a change management roadmap to a diverse capture team?

    Answer: A change timeline with milestones, owners, and stakeholder impact indicators

    A change timeline with milestones, owners, and impact indicators makes complex change plans accessible and actionable for diverse audiences.

  7. After a major capture win strategy change is implemented, the capture manager should PRIMARILY:

    Answer: Monitor adoption, measure outcomes, and reinforce the new direction through recognition and feedback

    Monitoring adoption, measuring outcomes, and reinforcing the change through recognition ensures the new strategy is sustained and embedded.