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VIP
Honcho
Co. VIP
Top exec
Top suit
Big boss
Co. suit
Firm VIP
Co. head
Biz boss
Mr. Big?
Big wheel
High exec
Big suit?
Board VIP
Bus. boss
Firm head
Big cheese
Biz bigwig
Co. honcho
Board boss
Bus. mogul
Co. biggie
Co. kahuna
Corp. suit
Lofty exec
No. 1 suit
Co. bigwig
Co. leader
Corp. head
Biz biggie
Corp. boss
Head honcho
Bus. bigwig
Bus. honcho
Co. kingpin
Corp. mogul
Firm cheese
First suit?
Ind. leader
Sr officer
Startup VIP
Bus. leader
Bus. V.I.P.
Co. top dog
Major suit?
Senior exec
Bus. driver
Chief exec.
Chart-topper
AT&T has one
Board bigwig
Board honcho
Board leader
Bus. bigshot
Business big
Co. big shot
Co. captain?
Co. overseer
Corp. kahuna
Firm figure?
Mgmt. bigwig
Wall St. VIP
Boss (Abbr.)
Company exec
Corp. biggie
Corp. leader
Corp. V.I.P.
Corp. honcho
Corp. bigwig
Office V.I.P.
One in charge
Boardroom VIP
Corporate VIP
Bus. position
Business ldr.
Co.'s top dog
Fortune subj.
Inc. profilee
Leading suit?
Top executive
Buffett title
Co. commander
Highest suit?
Corp. bigshot
Sr. executive
Corp. big wig
Corp. kingpin
Corp. top dog
Company bigwig
Big biz bigwig
Business head?
Corp. chairman
Corp. director
Corporate fig.
Head's letters
Musk, to Tesla
Boardroom boss
Corp. helmsman
Corporate exec
Superior suit?
Boss of bosses
Company V.I.P.
Corp. big shot
Business honcho
Business biggie
Corp. chieftain
Corp. commander
Fortune 500 VIP
Top-level suit?
VIP with an MBA
Wall St. bigwig
Corp.'s top dog
VIP in business
Wall St. honcho
Head of the co.
Business V.I.P.
Bezos or Buffett
Driver of a bus.
Fortune profilee
Head of GE, e.g.
Head of GM or GE
Inc. cover subj.
Jeff Bezos, e.g.
Page, for Google
Top corp. leader
Zuckerberg title
Corp. top banana
Jobs's job, once
Tim Cook's title
Corp. numero uno
Corporation boss
Org chart topper
Boardroom bigwig
Board head: abbr.
Annual report VIP
Bank honcho, e.g.
Big suit, briefly
Boardroom cheese?
Boardroom regular
Corporate top dog
High-ranking suit
Leader with perks
Top corp. officer
V.I.P. in a corp.
Big boss, briefly
Top of an outfit?
Capt. of industry
Corp. head honcho
Apple's Cook, e.g.
Limo figure, maybe
Mr. Big or Ms. Big
No. 1 in a company
The Boss' initials
Tim Cook, at Apple
Top dog, for short
Executive letters?
Firm head, briefly
Captain of industry
Big kahuna, briefly
Big suit, for short
Career Ad reference
Cook of Apple, e.g.
Corp. big enchilada
Corp. ladder topper
Corp. ladder leader
He bosses the Pres.
MBA's goal, perhaps
One driving a bus.?
Rich cheese, often?
Tim Cook, for Apple
Top banana, briefly
Top suit, for short
Board mem., usually
Top of an org chart
Fortune cover subj.
Corp. jet passenger
Top corporate exec.
Buffett title: Abbr.
Corporate VIP: Abbr.
Elon Musk, for Tesla
Head boss, initially
Head Honcho, to some
Highest-ranking suit
Inc. Magazine reader
Jobs at Apple: Abbr.
M.B.A. holder, maybe
Musk of SpaceX, e.g.
Corp. decision maker
Page of Google, e.g.
Warren Buffett title
Business head: Abbr.
Head honcho, briefly
Big shot on the board
Elon Musk, for SpaceX
Fortune cover subject
Inc. magazine subject
Jobs or Buffett, e.g.
Larry Page, at Google
Mark Zuckerberg title
Outfit's biggest suit
Page for Google, e.g.
Woman on top, perhaps
Zuckerberg or Fiorina
Board member, usually
Corporate shot-caller
Top-of-the-line suit?
Big Cheese, for short
Corporate boss: Abbr.
Big shot in the office
Bezos or Buffett, e.g.
Bonus recipient, often
Business bigwig: Abbr.
Corner office occupier
Head of a board: Abbr.
Hierarchy-chart topper
Jeff Bezos, for Amazon
Page of Alphabet, e.g.
VIP on a corporate jet
Apple's Tim Cook, e.g.
Fig. in annual reports
Board hiree, for short
Boardroom boss (Abbr.)
Dream title for an MBA
Big decision maker, say
Biggest suit, for short
Bill Gates, e.g.: Abbr.
Board big shot, briefly
Business founder, often
CNBC interviewee, maybe
CNN's Jeff Zucker, e.g.
Company's leader: Abbr.
Corporate bigwig: Abbr.
Corporate boss, briefly
Disney's Bob Iger, e.g.
Hostile takeover figure
Suit with an MBA, maybe
Top of a ladder?: Abbr.
Zuckerberg, to Facebook
Corporate honcho: Abbr.
Recall announcer, maybe
Top of the corp. ladder
VIP who may have an MBA
Corporate leader: Abbr.
Board member, for short
B&N's Steve Riggio, e.g.
Board of directors hiree
Corporate top dog: Abbr.
Head of a company: Abbr.
M.B.A.’s dream position
Many a B school graduate
One in charge, for short
Samuel Palmisano, at IBM
Subj. of a Fortune cover
Forbes 400 member, often
One of the brass (Abbr.)
VIP with an MBA, perhaps
Corner office type: Abbr.
Corporate biggie, briefly
Corporate head, for short
Corporation leader: Abbr.
Head of a business: Abbr.
Hierarchy chart's top box
Musk, to SpaceX and Tesla
Organization chart topper
Private jet V.I.P., maybe
The big cheese, for short
Tim Cook's title at Apple
Boardroom bigwig, briefly
Board appointee, for short
Forbes profilee, for short
G.M.'s Mary Barra, for one
Leader of a company: Abbr.
Mag for high-level leaders
One on top of an org chart
VIP at the top of a ladder
Forbes profilee, sometimes
Subj. of a Fortune profile
Corporate kahuna, for short
Fortune profilee, for short
High mucky muck, for short
Jobs, vis-à-vis Apple Inc.
Steve Ballmer, at Microsoft
Corporate top banana: Abbr.
Corporate bigwig, for short
Company's head honcho: Abbr.
Corporate head honcho: Abbr.
Ms. Mayer of Yahoo!, for one
One showing firm leadership?
Organization biggie, briefly
Top of an outfit, for short?
Uber's Travis Kalanick, e.g.
Netflix's Reed Hastings, e.g
Golden parachute beneficiary
Head of a corporation: Abbr.
Business's head honcho: Abbr.
Gates' former Microsoft title
Golden parachute recipient (3)
Intel's Paul S. Otellini, e.g.
Leader of a corporation: Abbr.
Apple's Timothy Cook, for short
Big shot seen in annual reports
Board leader, sometimes (abbr.)
Chairman and ___ (common title)
Corporate decision maker: Abbr.
Onetime title for Carly Fiorina
Position sought by some M.B.A.s
Usually well-compensated leader
Fortune magazine subj., perhaps
Fast Company profilee, for short
Golden parachute holder, perhaps
One likely to have lots of perks
Person with a corner ofc., maybe
Satya Nadella of Microsoft, e.g.
Steve Jobs title at Apple: Abbr.
Tim Cook, e.g., since last month
Wharton grad's aspiration, maybe
Tim Cook's title at Apple: Abbr.
British MD's American counterpart
Start-up founder's title, briefly
VIP with a corner office, perhaps
Rex Tillerson, to ExxonMobil, once
Many a Fortune profilee, for short
Headhunter's big recruit, for short
Steve Ballmer, to Microsoft (abbr.)
Top executive in a boardroom: Abbr.
Jeff Bezos's title at Amazon: Abbr.
Yahoo's Jerry Yang, until late 2008
B school commencement speaker, maybe
G.M.'s Mary Barra, beginning in 2014
Bus. suite doorplate letters, perhaps
Corporate hierarchy's top spot: Abbr.
Tillerson to ExxonMobil, once (Abbr.)
Bill Gates at Microsoft, once (abbr.)
Business mag "For High Growth Ventures
Many a corner office holder, for short
Opening bell ringer at the NYSE, often
Pooh-bah hired by a board of directors
Golden parachute receiver, maybe: Abbr.
Person with a golden parachute, perhaps
Title also held by many a co. president
Business suite doorplate letters, perhaps
Wharton grad's dream job, perhaps (abbr.)
Mark Zuckerberg's title at Facebook: Abbr.
Michael Bloomberg or Jeff Bezos, for short
Rex Tillerson, to ExxonMobil, once (Abbr.)
Fig. at the top of an organizational chart
Elon Musk's title at Tesla and SpaceX: Abbr.
One praised for firing lots of people, often
Business title for Google's Larry Page: Abbr.
One who might have a corner office, for short
Mary T. Barra's position at GM starting in 2014
Head of the table in the corp. dining room, perhaps
Warren Buffett's title at Berkshire Hathaway: Abbr.
Business title that may accompany "president": Abbr.
Company's resident fancypants Mr. McBigtime Money Guy
One who might meet with a venture capitalist, for short
Title that Carly Fiorina once held at Hewlett-Packard: Abbr.
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