CEO

CEO


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Word: CEO
Phonetic: siːiːˈəʊ
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a chief executive officer, the highest-ranking person in a company or other institution, ultimately responsible for taking managerial decisions.


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Barrons reader
Forbes profilee
AT&T has one
Another co. big shot
B school commencement speaker
B&Ns Steve Riggio
Bank honcho
Big boss
Big boss at a big corp.
Big cheese
Big decision maker
Big shot on the board
Big suit
Big suit?
Big wheel in a bus.
Bill Gates
Biz biggie
Biz bigwig
Biz boss
Board big shot
Board honcho
Board leader
Board mem.
Board member
Board of Dir. member
Board of directors hiree
Board room VIP
Board-room VIP
Boardroom VIP
Boardroom bigwig
Boardroom boss
Boardroom exec.
Boardroom regular
Bonus recipient
Boss of bosses
Bus. V.I.P.
Bus. big shot
Bus. bigwig
Bus. boss
Bus. driver
Bus. driver?
Bus. honcho
Bus. leader
Bus. mogul
Bus. position
Bus. suite doorplate letters
Business V.I.P.
Business VIP
Business big
Business biggie
Business bigwig
Business head
Business ldr.
Business suite doorplate letters
Capt. of industry
Captain of industry
Certain VIP
Chairman of Air Canada
Chart topper?
Chief exec.
Co. VIP
Co. bigwig
Co. captain
Co. captain?
Co. commander
Co. head
Co. honcho
Co. kingpin
Co. leader
Co. overseer
Co. star?
Co. top dog
Company V.I.P.
Company VIP
Company big shot
Company bigwig
Company boss
Company exec.
Company head
Company honcho
Companys top VIP
Corner office occupier
Corp
Corp. big cheese
Corp. V.I.P.
Corp. VIP
Corp. big enchilada
Corp. big shot
Corp. biggie
Corp. bigshot
Corp. bigwig
Corp. boss
Corp. chairman
Corp. chief
Corp. decision maker
Corp. decision-maker
Corp. director
Corp. head
Corp. head honcho
Corp. honcho
Corp. jet passenger
Corp. kingpin
Corp. ladder leader
Corp. ladder topper
Corp. leader
Corp. numero uno
Corp. titan
Corp. top dog
Corp.s top dog
Corporate V.I.P.
Corporate VIP
Corporate biggie
Corporate bigwig
Corporate decision-maker
Corporate exec
Corporate head
Corporate kahuna
Corporate top dog
Corporation boss
Corporations top person: Abbr.
David Geffen
Decision maker (abbr.)
Dream title for an MBA
Firm VIP
Firm figure?
Firm head
First suit?
Fortune cover subj.
Fortune cover subject
Fortune magazine subj.
Fortune profilee
Fortune reader
Fortune subj.
Gates or Eisner
Golden parachute beneficiary
Golden parachute holder
Golden parachute receiver
Golden parachute recipient (3)
He bosses the Pres.
Head boss
Head cheese?
Head honcho
Head of 182 companies
Head of a board: Abbr.
Head of the co.
Heads letters
Headhunters big recruit
Hierarchy charts top box
Hierarchy-chart topper
Highest-ranking suit
Hostile takeover figure
Howard Stringer at Sony
Inc. profilee
Ind. leader
Intels Paul S. Otellini
Jeff Bezos or Meg Whitman
Jeff Bezos
Jeffrey Skillings position
Jim Irsay
Jobs at Apple
Jobs at Apple: Abbr.
Jobs or Buffett
Jobs job (abbr.)
Jobs
Ken Lays former title
L. Iacocca was one
Leading suit?
Limo figure
Limo rider
M.B.A. holder
M.B.A.s dream position
Major suit
Major suit?
Many a B school graduate
Many a Fortune profilee
Many a corner office holder
Mark McCormack
Michael McNeely
Mr. Big or Ms. Big
Netflixs Reed Hastings
Office VIP
One driving a bus.?
One in charge
One of the brass (abbr.)
One with a corner office
Outfits biggest suit
Person with a corner ofc.
Person with a golden parachute
Pooh-bah hired by a board of directors
Pres.
Prezs boss
Private jet V.I.P.
Rick Wagoner
Robert Eaton
Samuel Palmisano
Short suit?
Steve Ballmer
Steve Jobs
Steven Ballmer
Stock option recipient (inits.)
Subj. of a Fortune profile
Suit that trumps all others?
Suit with an MBA
Superior suit?
Tim Cook
Tommy Mottola at Sony Music
Top banana
Top corporate exec.
Top dog
Top dog at Air Canada or CN
Top dog at Alpo
Top exec
Top exec.
Top executive
Top of a ladder?: Abbr.
Top of an org chart
Top of the corp. ladder
Top suit
Top suit?
Top-of-the-line suit?
Universals Doug Morris
VIP at the top of a ladder
VIP in business
VIP who may have an MBA
VIP with an MBA
Wall St. VIP
Wharton grads aspiration
Woman on top
Yahoos Jerry Yang
V.I.P. in a corp.
High exec
Limo figure, maybe
Board member, for short
Corporate head, for short
Top dog, for short
Wharton grad's aspiration, maybe
Bill Gates, e.g.: Abbr.
M.B.A. holder, maybe
Head boss, initially
Fortune profilee, for short
Headhunter's big recruit, for short
Private jet V.I.P., maybe
Golden parachute receiver, maybe: Abbr.
Many a corner office holder, for short
Hierarchy chart's top box
Outfit's biggest suit
Person with a corner ofc., maybe
Many a Fortune profilee, for short
Corp.'s 8-Down
Fig. at the top of an organizational chart
Jobs's job, once
Business honcho
G.M.'s Mary Barra, beginning in 2014
Firm cheese
Fast Company profilee, for short
G.M.'s Mary Barra, for one
Top of an outfit?
Inc. cover subj.
CNBC interviewee, maybe
Onetime title for Carly Fiorina
Jeff Bezos, for Amazon
One who might have a corner office, for short
Driver of a bus.
No. 1 in a company
Fig. in annual reports
Board hiree, for short
One likely to have lots of perks
Position sought by some M.B.A.s
Corporate boss, briefly
One who might meet with a venture capitalist, for short
Chairman and ___ (common title)
One showing firm leadership?
Corp. mogul
Org chart topper
Board appointee, for short
Top of an outfit, for short?
Title also held by many a co. president
Top of a corporate ladder, for short
Elon Musk, for 34-Across
Corporate honcho
Board pick
Board hire
Mary Barra, for G.M., beginning in 2014
Jobs at Apple, once
Boardroom cheese?
VIP with a corner office, perhaps
Annual report VIP
Board bigwig
Board boss
4-Down, e.g.
Leader with perks
Usually well-compensated leader
One on top of an org chart
Jobs title, once
Title for Amazons Jeff Bezos
Cheese on a board?
Former title for Indra Nooyi and Vikram Pandit
Warren Buffett title
Big shot seen in annual reports
Tim Cook, at Apple
Corporate leader: Abbr.
Gates former Microsoft title
Letters for Musk or Bezos
Big biz bigwig
One seen in annual reports
Top person at a co.
Head of a corporation: Abbr.
Lofty suit
Cook since 11
Satya Nadella of Microsoft, e.g.
Kevin Mayer of TikTok, e.g.
Vox Medias Jim Bankoff, e.g.
Bigwig in a big wig company, say
Head of the corp.
Board member, usually
Mary Barra at GM or Carol Tomé at UPS, e.g.
Title at the top
One who might meet with angels, for short
Many a golden parachute recipient, in brief
Phebe Novakovics position at General Dynamics
Michelle Gasss position at Kohls
Oprah, to OWN
Victim of the glass cliff, maybe
Big boss, briefly
Annual report signatory
Musk of Tesla, e.g.
Musk of Tesla, e.g.
Top corporate leader: Abbr.
VIP in a Fortune 500 company
Bigwig hired by a board
Person at the top of a certain ladder
GMs Mary Barra, e.g.
GMs Mary Barra, e.g.
Marvin Ellison of Lowes, for example
Shonda Rhimes, to Shondaland
Jane Fraser of Citigroup, e.g.
Elizabeth Holmes, to Theranos, once
___ compensation (subject of modern debate)
Top-rung businessperson
Designation for a big boss
Highest suit? (abbr.)
Parag Agrawal at Twitter, e.g.
Leader of a big co.
Company bigwig: abbr.
Citigroups Jane Fraser, e.g.
Citigroups Jane Fraser, e.g.
___, entrepreneur, born in 1964 (lyric from Bo Burnhams Bezos I)
Person at the top of the org. chart
Rosalind Brewer of Walgreens, e.g.
Corie Barry of Best Buy, e.g.
Kathy Warden of Northrop Grumman, for instance
Board meeting attendee
Subject of many CNBC profiles (abbr.)
Big boss, for short
Board hiree, in brief
Mgmt. bigwig
Corporate top dog (abbr.)
Sought-after title on iSuccession/i, for short
Musk's position at 57-Across, in brief
Top spot, in brief
Chart topper, for short?
Firm leadership, for short?
Head for business?
Org chart topper, typically
Big suit, for short
Companys numero uno
Bigshot in the business world: Abbr.
Business world titan: Abbr.
Phebe Novakovic of General Dynamics, e.g.
Chris Kempczinski of McDonalds, e.g.
The big boss, in brief
Rihanna to Savage X Fenty, once
High-ranking person on an org chart
Gina Boswell of Bath & Body Works, e.g.: Abbr.
Microsofts Satya Nadella, e.g.: Abbr.
Someone who's way up in your business?
Position held by a woman at roughly 10% of Fortune 500 companies
One answering to a board, for short




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