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EXEC
EXEC
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Dictionary definitions:
Word: exec
Executive, executive officer
To execute; to run.
All clues having "EXEC" for an answer:
You can find a list of possible crossword clues for EXEC below.
C-level corporate type
Suit
(missing clue)
A general mgr. is one
A govt. branch
A manager is one
Acct. ___
Apples top banana
Barrons reader
Big boss
Big cheese
Big shot in the office
Bigwig
Bigwig at work
Biz VIP
Biz biggie
Biz bigwig
Biz boss
Biz honcho
Board chair
Board meeting VIP
Board member
Boardroom VIP
Boardroom biggie
Boardroom bigwig
Boardroom user
Brass figure?
Bus. suit
Bus. bigwig
Bus. boss
Business V.I.P.
Business VIP
Business big shot
Business biggie
Business bigwig
Business boss
C-suite occupant
CEO is one
CEO or VP
CEO part
CEO
CFO or VP
CFO
COO
Co. VIP
Co. big shot
Co. bigwig
Co. figure
Co. head
Co. honcho
Co. manager
Company V.I.P.
Company VIP
Company auto user
Company bigwig
Company hotshot
Company jet user
Company prez
Corner office occupant
Corner-office occupant
Corp. VIP
Corp. big shot
Corp. bigwig
Corp. boss
Corp. honcho
Corp. hotshot
Corp. kingpin
Corp. leader
Corp. meeting caller
Corp. officer
Corp. type
Corporate VIP
Corporate ___
Corporate biggie
Corporate bigwig
Corporate boss
Corporate chief
Corporate honcho
Corporate hotshot
Corporation V.I.P.
Decision maker
Donald Trump
Figure with a golden parachute
Firm head
Firm head?
Golden parachute beneficiary
Governor
Govt. branch
Guv
Harvey Weinstein or Steve Case
Head cheese?
Head honcho
High muck-a-muck
High-level manager
Higher-up
Honcho
Inc. reader
Job creator
Judiciary checker: Abbr.
Limo passenger
Mahogany Row denizen
Man in the front office
Management fig.
Management figure
Manager: short form
Many a Barrons reader
Marketing VP
Music industry ___ (corporate VIP)
Naval officer
Not jud. or leg.
Not legis. or jud.
Office VIP
Office biggie
Office bigwig
Office honcho
Office officer
Officer: Colloq.
One hired by a corp. board
One in a head office (abbr.)
One in business who is no stranger to the elegant things in this puzzle
One in the bus. drivers seat
One making firm decisions
One making firm decisions?
One of the brass
One of the higher-ups
One often going by limo
One who might have a prime corner office
One with a golden parachute
One with a reserved parking space
Organizational chart topper
Overlord
Part of CEO
Part of CEO (abbr.)
Perk recipient
Pres. or treas.
Pres.
Prez
Prez or veep
Pt. of CEO
Small businessman?
TARP money recipient
TV network head
Tommy Mottola or Ahmet Ertegun
Tommy Mottola or David Geffen
Top dog
Type of officer: Colloq.
VP
Veep
WSJ reader
Wall Street Journal reader
Wharton grad
Whom a steno might assist
Principal staff officer: Colloq.
Chief officer: Colloq.
Administrator: Abbr.
Business manager: Abbr.
Ship's officer: Navy term.
Army officer: Colloq.
Type of officer: Abbr.
Kind of officer: Abbr.
Officer, for short.
Person named in a will: Abbr.
Officer: Abbr.
Ship's officer, for short.
Manager, for short.
Skipper's aide.
Corporation V.I.P., for short.
Pres., for one
V.I.P.
Official, for short
Supervisor, for short
Pres., e.g.
Leader, for short
Management V.I.P.
Corporate V.I.P.
Office V.I.P., for short
Military V.I.P.
Pres. or V.P.
Corp. figure
Boardroom biggy
Corp. V.I.P.
Govt. branch
C.E.O., for one
Branch of govt.
C.E.O., e.g.
Administrator, briefly
Suit, so to speak
Barron's reader
Board member, for short
Wharton grad, maybe
Inc. reader, perhaps
Prez, e.g.
Many a Barron's reader, for short
Acct.
Partner of legis. and jud.
Director-type
Corp. higher-up
High-up in a corp.
Org chart topper
C.O.O., e.g.
Business suit
Corner office type
Boardroom fig.
Fortune reader, maybe
Asst.
C.F.O., e.g.
One high up on the corporate ladder, informally
Board appointment, for short
Senior administrator
Business manager
Senior businessperson
Business chief
Senior manager
Runner caught someone at the top
Corp. head
Board-room VIP
Corner off. occupant
In Devon, a current company leader is business manager
River Clyde's first business leader
Senior official's vote in chamber's first up
Director having sex, second pair of smalls discarded
Corporate boss, for short
Corporate officer
13 Across, e.g.
High suit.
Account __ (certain salesperson)
Corporate bigwig, for short
Upper-echelon employee
Business bigwig, for short
CIO or CFO
Board member, briefly
Account managers possible title
Company leader, for short
Office bigwig, for short
Upper echelon employee
Company officer, for short
Corner office holder
Business boss, for short
Firm higher-up
Biz big shot
Zoom VIP
One in the corner office who might have their own washroom, briefly
Person in a boardroom, informally
Corporate bigwig, briefly
Company higher-up, informally
V.P., e.g.
Higher-up, for short
Suit in a corner office
Suit in a corner office
Suit, for short
Inc. bigwig
Part of CEO, for short
Former City boss?
Upper mgmt member
Board figure, informally
TV network VIP
Bigwig in a company
C-suite type
Corporate big shot
Part of CEO, briefly
CEO or CFO
Corporate suit
The "E" of 27-Down, for short
Company bigwig, for short
High-level employee
Suit in an office with a view, perhaps
Part of the C-suite
C-suite member
Someone in a business responsible for administration
No longer the citys leading businessperson
Business leaders vote blocking old alliance
Board VIP
Big suit
CIO or CTO
Occupant of a certain suite, briefly
Company VIP, for short
Topic of many a Forbes profile, briefly
C.F.O. or C.I.O
C.F.O. or C.T.O.
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