Which role could be considered part of an international organization PEP?

• A. Directors
• B. Senior management
• C. Security guard
• D. Receptionist

Answer: (B)

In this context, the concept being tested is who qualifies as a PEP within an international organization. A PEP is someone who has been entrusted with prominent public functions by a government or by an international organization. Those in senior management hold top leadership roles with broad responsibilities, substantial authority over programs and resources, and the potential to influence public outcomes. That level of prominence and public trust fits the definition of a PEP, so a senior management role is considered a PEP.

Roles like a security guard or receptionist do not carry the same level of public function or decision-making power, so they’re not typically regarded as PEPs. A director could be involved in governance, but the question’s best fit emphasizes the senior management tier as the usual source of PEP status within international organizations.