As a Project Leader, the Innovation Manager typically drives focused innovation work inside of a...

GInI’sCInP Handbookoutlines the role of an Innovation Manager as a Project Leader who oversees multiple innovation efforts, typically organized within a "portfolio of projects." This portfolio approach allows the manager to prioritize, resource, and drive focused work across various initiatives, balancing risk and reward. Option A, "secret skunkworks projects," refers to secretive, isolated efforts, which might be part of a portfolio but isn’t the typical scope of an Innovation Manager’s role. Option C, "individual projects," is too narrow, as GInI emphasizes a broader oversight rather than singular focus. Option D, "the business' innovation program," is too high-level; the program encompasses the portfolio, but the manager’s direct responsibility is the projects within it. The portfolio framework enables strategic management of innovation efforts, aligning with GInI’s guidance on project leadership. The original answer (B) is correct and reinforced by GInI documentation.