Crossword clues for ceo
ceo
- Top suit, for short
- Top person at a co
- Top of an outfit, for short?
- Top of an org. chart
- Top of a corporate ladder, for short
- Top executive
- Top corp. officer
- Top corp. leader
- Top banana, briefly
- Title that Carly Fiorina once held at Hewlett-Packard: Abbr
- Title for Amazon's Jeff Bezos
- Title also held by many a co. president
- Tim Cook, for Apple
- Tim Cook, e.g., since last month
- Tim Cook, at Apple
- Tillerson to ExxonMobil, once (Abbr.)
- The Boss' initials
- The big cheese, for short
- Superior of a co
- Suit with an MBA, maybe
- Subj. of a Fortune cover
- Steve Jobs title at Apple: Abbr
- Steve Ballmer, to Microsoft (abbr.)
- Steve Ballmer, at Microsoft
- Startup VIP
- Start-up founder's title, briefly
- Sr officer
- Shonda Rhimes, for Shondaland
- Satya Nadella of Microsoft, e.g
- Samuel Palmisano, at IBM
- Rich cheese, often?
- Rex Tillerson, to ExxonMobil, once (Abbr.)
- Rex Tillerson, to ExxonMobil, once
- Position sought by some M.B.A.s
- Person with a golden parachute, perhaps
- Page, for Google
- Page of Alphabet, e.g
- Page for Google, e.g
- Organization chart topper
- Organization biggie, briefly
- Oprah, for Harpo Productions
- Opening bell ringer at the NYSE, often
- One who might meet with angels, for short
- One who might meet with a venture capitalist, for short
- One showing firm leadership?
- One seen in annual reports
- One praised for firing lots of people, often
- One on top of an org chart
- No. 1 suit
- Musk, to Tesla
- Musk, to SpaceX and Tesla
- Musk of SpaceX, e.g
- Ms. Mayer of Yahoo!, for one
- Mgmt. bigwig
- MBA's goal, perhaps
- Mary T. Barra's position at GM starting in 2014
- Mary Barra, for G.M., beginning in 2014
- Mark Zuckerberg's title at Facebook: Abbr
- Mark Zuckerberg title
- Many a golden parachute recipient, in brief
- Many a B school graduate
- Major suit, for short
- Mag for high-level leaders
- M.B.A.s dream position
- Lofty suit
- Lofty exec
- Letters for Musk or Bezos
- Leading suit?
- Leader with perks
- Leader of a corporation: Abbr
- Leader of a company: Abbr
- Larry Page, at Google
- Jobs, vis-à-vis Apple Inc
- Jobs title, once
- Jobs or Buffett, e.g
- Jobs at Apple: Abbr
- Jobs at Apple, once
- Jeff Bezos, e.g
- Intel's Paul S. Otellini, e.g
- Ind. leader
- Inc. profilee
- Inc. magazine subject
- Inc. Magazine reader
- Inc. cover subj
- Iman, for IMAN Cosmetics
- Hostile takeover figure
- Highest-ranking suit
- High-ranking suit
- High mucky muck, for short
- Hierarchy-chart topper
- Head's letters
- Head of the table in the corp. dining room, perhaps
- Head of GM or GE
- Head of GE, e.g
- Head of a company: Abbr
- Head of a business: Abbr
- Head Honcho, to some
- Head honcho, abbr
- He bosses the Pres
- Golden parachute recipient (3)
- Golden parachute holder, perhaps
- GM's Mary Barra, for one
- Gates' former Microsoft title
- G.M.'s Mary Barra, for one
- Fortune subj
- Fortune profilee
- Fortune 500 VIP
- Forbes profilee, for short
- Firm VIP
- Firm figure?
- Elon Musk's title at Tesla and SpaceX: Abbr
- Elon Musk, for Tesla
- Elon Musk, for SpaceX
- Driver of a bus
- Disney's Bob Iger, e.g
- Corporation leader: Abbr
- Corporate top dog: Abbr
- Corporate top dog
- Corporate kahuna, for short
- Corporate hierarchy's top spot: Abbr
- Corporate head honcho: Abbr
- Corporate fig
- Corporate decision maker: Abbr
- Corporate boss, briefly
- Corporate bigwig: Abbr
- Corp. suit
- Corp. mogul
- Corp. ladder topper
- Corp. ladder leader
- Corp. kahuna
- Corp. director
- Corp. commander
- Corp. chieftain
- Corp. big enchilada
- Corner office type: Abbr
- Corner office occupier
- Cook since '11
- Cook of Apple, e.g
- Company's resident fancypants Mr. McBigtime Money Guy
- Company's leader: Abbr
- Company's head honcho: Abbr
- Co.'s top dog
- Co. suit
- Co. overseer
- Co. kingpin
- Co. kahuna
- Co. founder, often
- Co. biggie
- Co. big shot
- CNN's Jeff Zucker, e.g
- Chairman and ___ (common title)
- Career Ad reference
- Business's head honcho: Abbr
- Business title that may accompany "president": Abbr
- Business title for Google's Larry Page: Abbr
- Business suite doorplate letters, perhaps
- Business mag "For High Growth Ventures"
- Business ldr
- Business head
- Business founder, often
- Business bigwig: Abbr
- Business big
- Bus. suite doorplate letters, perhaps
- Bus. position
- Bus. honcho
- Bus. head
- Bus. bigshot
- British MD's American counterpart
- Bonus recipient, often
- Boardroom regular
- Boardroom cheese?
- Boardroom biggie
- Board pick
- Board leader, sometimes (abbr.)
- Board leader
- Board hire
- Board boss
- Board bigwig
- Board big shot, briefly
- Board appointee, for short
- Biz leader
- Biggest suit, for short
- Big suit, for short
- Big suit, briefly
- Big shot seen in annual reports
- Big shot on the board
- Big kahuna, briefly
- Big decision maker, say
- Bezos or Buffett, e.g
- Bezos or Buffett
- Bank honcho, e.g
- B&N's Steve Riggio, e.g
- B school commencement speaker, maybe
- Apple's Timothy Cook, for short
- Apple's Cook, e.g
- Annual report VIP
- "Zuck," to Facebook
- Business V.I.P.
- Limo figure, maybe
- Corp. biggie
- Bus. mogul
- Corp. honcho
- Top dog, for short
- Wharton grad's aspiration, maybe
- Capt. of industry
- Corporate head, for short
- Company honcho
- Bill Gates, e.g.: Abbr.
- Corp. numero uno
- Business biggie
- Head of a board: Abbr.
- Subj. of a Fortune profile
- Top of the corp. ladder
- Corp. bigshot
- Corporate V.I.P.
- Mr. Big or Ms. Big
- Fortune cover subj.
- M.B.A. holder, maybe
- AT&T has one
- Corp. bigwig
- Firm head, briefly
- Private jet V.I.P., maybe
- Board honcho
- Fortune profilee, for short
- Bus. driver?
- Company V.I.P.
- Head boss, initially
- Corp. top dog
- Biz bigwig
- Headhunter's big recruit, for short
- Corp. V.I.P.
- Head honcho, briefly
- Major suit?
- Big suit?
- Board of directors hiree
- Pooh-bah hired by a board of directors
- One driving a bus.?
- Hierarchy chart's top box
- Top suit?
- Co. captain?
- First suit?
- Many a corner office holder, for short
- Outfit's biggest suit
- Top of a ladder?: Abbr.
- Person with a corner ofc., maybe
- Boss of bosses
- Many a Fortune profilee, for short
- Corp.'s 8-Down
- Corp. head honcho
- Firm cheese?
- Business honcho
- Co. bigwig
- Big Cheese, for short
- G.M.'s Mary Barra, beginning in 2014
- Fig. at the top of an organizational chart
- Jobs's job, once
- Co. head
- Top of an outfit?
- No. 1 in a company
- Co. leader
- Fast Company profilee, for short
- Head of Olympus?
- Driver of a bus.
- Board hiree, for short
- Onetime title for Carly Fiorina
- Jeff Bezos, for Amazon
- Fig. in annual reports
- One who might have a corner office, for short
- Inc. cover subj.
- CNBC interviewee, maybe
- Michael Bloomberg or Jeff Bezos, for short
- One likely to have lots of perks
- May appoint other managers (including a president)
- The corporate executive responsible for the operations of the firm
- Reports to a board of directors
- "Golden parachute receiver, maybe: Abbr."
- Fortune subj.
- Corp. chairman
- Bus. V.I.P.
- High exec
- Board member, for short
- V.I.P. in a corp.
- Corp. leader
- Corp. boss
- Golden parachute receiver, maybe: Abbr
- Corporate VIP: Abbr
- Business VIP
- Bus. bigwig
- Corp. VIP
- Big wheel
- One in charge, for short
- Captain of industry
- Chart topper
- Biz biggie
- Boardroom VIP
- Chief exec
- Boardroom bigwig
- Company VIP
- Corporate honcho: Abbr
- Big boss, briefly
- Corp. V.I.P
- Corp. big shot
- Company bigwig
- Corporate V.I.P
- Top executive in a boardroom: Abbr
- Company V.I.P
- Office VIP
- Top corporate exec
- Corporate boss: Abbr
- Corporate bigwig, for short
- Boardroom bigwig, briefly
- Corp. jet passenger
- Co. VIP
- Co. honcho
- Business V.I.P
- Bus. boss
- Head of a corporation: Abbr
- Corporate exec
- Corp. kingpin
- Corp. big wig
- Biz boss
- VIP with an MBA, perhaps
- Top-of-the-line suit?
- Superior suit?
- Sr. executive
- Org chart topper
- Head of the corp
- Golden parachute beneficiary
- Fortune cover subject
- Dream title for an MBA
- Corporation boss
- Corporate leader: Abbr
- Company exec
- Business head: Abbr
- Bus. driver
- Boss (Abbr.)
- Boardroom boss: Abbr
- Board member, usually
- Board head: abbr
- Yahoo's Jerry Yang, until late 2008
- Warren Buffett title
- Wall St. VIP
- Wall St. honcho
- VIP who may have an MBA
- VIP in business
- Top of an org chart
- Tim Cook's title at Apple: Abbr
- Tim Cook's title at Apple
- Senior exec
- Recall announcer, maybe
- Page of Google, e.g
- One of the brass (Abbr.)
- Netflix's Reed Hastings, e.g
- Jeff Bezos's title at Amazon: Abbr
- Highest suit?
- Fortune magazine subj., perhaps
- Forbes profilee, sometimes
- Forbes 400 member, often
- Executive letters?
- Executive letters
- Corporate top banana: Abbr
- Corporate shot-caller
- Corporate biggie, briefly
- Corp.'s top dog
- Corp. top banana
- Corp. helmsman
- Corp. decision maker
- Co. top dog
- Co. commander
- Bus. V.I.P
- Bus. leader
- Buffett title: Abbr
- Boardroom boss
- Board VIP
- Board mem., usually
- Bill Gates at Microsoft, once (abbr.)
- Big shot in the office
- Big biz bigwig
- Apple's Tim Cook, e.g
- Zuckerberg, to Facebook
- Zuckerberg title
- Zuckerberg or Fiorina
- Woman on top, perhaps
- Wharton grad's dream job, perhaps (abbr.)
- Warren Buffett's title at Berkshire Hathaway: Abbr
- Wall St. bigwig
- VIP with an MBA
- VIP with a corner office, perhaps
- VIP on a corporate jet
- VIP at the top of a ladder
- V.I.P. in a corp
- Usually well-compensated leader
- Uber's Travis Kalanick, e.g
- Top-level suit?
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
by 1984; abbreviation of chief executive officer.
Wikipedia
CEO Office (Comprehensive Electronic Office) software from Data General was introduced in 1981. It included word processing, e-mail, spreadsheets, business graphics and desktop accessories. The software was developed mostly in PL/I on and for the AOS and AOS/VS operating systems.
CEO was considered Office Automation Software. Office Automation software was an attempt to create a " paperless office".
It included a main program known as the Control Program which offered a menu driven interface on the assorted dumb terminals which existed at the time. The Control Program communicated with separate "Services" like the Mail Server, Calendar Server, File Server (for documents). There was also a Word Processor and a data management program which was also accessible from the Control Program. A complementary product, TEO, (Technical Electronic Office) focused on the office automation needs of engineering professionals.
In later years, CEO offerings grew to include various products to connect to CEO from early personal computers. The first such product was called CEO Connection. Later a product named CEO Object Office shipped which repackaged HP NewWave (an object oriented graphical interface).
CEO code was heavily dependent on the INFOS II database. When Data General moved from the Eclipse MV platform to the AViiON, CEO was not ported to the new platform as the cost would have been prohibitive.
CEO was often compared with IBM's offering commonly called PROFS. IBM attempted to license CEO from Data General. When Data General refused to license CEO, IBM created PROFS.
CEO (first stylised as ceo, now as "CEO") is the solo project of Eric Berglund, previously a member of the Swedish electronic music duo The Tough Alliance and CEO of the independent label Sincerely Yours.
CEO is a chief executive officer, the highest-ranking corporate officers (executives) or administrators in an organisation.
CEO or ceo may also refer to:
- ceo (musician), the solo project of Eric Berglund
- CEO (Data General), or Comprehensive Electronic Office, an early form of office automation software from Data General
- Center for Equal Opportunity, an American conservative think tank
- Corporate Europe Observatory, a non-profit research and campaign group which seeks to expose any effects of corporate lobbying on EU policy making
- Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization, a student organization for professionals that publishes the Study Breaks Magazine
- Waco Kungo Airport, Angola (IATA code)
- Civil enforcement officer, a person employed to enforce parking, traffic and other restrictions and laws in England and Wales
- Civilian enforcement officer, employees or authorised officers of Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service and are responsible for enforcing magistrates court orders
Usage examples of "ceo".
On the contrary, the hackers of this conference were mostly well-to-do Californian high-tech CEOs, consultants, journalists and entrepreneurs.
Phthia and made his home in Ceos, and gathered together the Parrhasian people who are of the lineage of Lycaon, and he built a great altar to Zeus Icmaeus, and duly offered sacrifices upon the mountains to that star Sirius, and to Zeus son of Cronos himself.
Bayley had heard corporate CEOs and high-level government administrators speak like that, getting straight to the point as if business was all that mattered and personalities were irrelevant.
And he went by Cythnus, and by Ceos, and the pleasant Cyclades to Attica.
I’ve got meetings scheduled with four CEOs tomorrow—Merck, Schering Plough, Lilly, Bristol-Myers,” he said.
As commander of the Mitsuki Tactical Unit, he had objected strenuously when his Global CEOs told him they were going to turn the abduction of the man from Shadow World over to a band of mercenaries led by a former Marine Corps sergeant.