Which positive risk response best describes a teaming agreement?

Sharing a positive risk involves transferring partial or full ownership of an opportunity to a third party that is best positioned to exploit it, with both parties benefiting from the outcome. A teaming agreement is a classic example because two organizations combine resources or expertise to jointly pursue an opportunity neither could fully capture alone, matching the PMBOK definition of Share precisely.

Exploit means taking deliberate action to ensure the opportunity definitely occurs, such as assigning the best-qualified resources, without necessarily involving an external partner.

Enhance means increasing the probability or positive impact of an opportunity through targeted actions, not sharing ownership with another organization.

Venture is not a recognized PMBOK positive risk response strategy.