Ceos

126 clues
Top dogs
Biz bigs
Co. VIPs
Big execs
Firm folk
Big suits
Co. heads
Top suits
Corp. VIPs
Bus. brass
Mgmt. VIPs
Some suits
Biz bigwigs
A few suits
Co. biggies
Major suits
Biz biggies
Co. bigwigs
Firm bosses
Co. honchos
Corp. brass
Co. leaders
Corp. heads
Head honchos
Board bosses
Chief execs.
Top biz dogs
Board hirees
Bus. drivers
Corp. bosses
Corp. chiefs
Bus. leaders
Bus. bigwigs
Corp. bigwigs
Co. big shots
Corp. kahunas
Wall St. VIPs
Corp. honchos
Corp. leaders
Corporate VIPs
Barrons barons
Corp. bigshots
Corp. top dogs
Business brass
Corp. kingpins
Corp. magnates
Corporate brass
Fortune figures
Fortune readers
Corp. officials
Corp. big shots
Some MBA holders
Forbes profilees
Many limo riders
Wall St. bigwigs
Boardroom bosses
Business honchos
Business V.I.P.'s
Company V.I.P.’s
Figures in Forbes
Fortunes profiles
Heads of big cos.
Conf. table heads
CNBC interviewees
Boardroom bigwigs
Boardroom bigshots
CNBC guests, often
Corporations' VIPs
Boardroom V.I.P.'s
Business big shots
Capts. of industry
Corp. goal-setters
Fortune-ate folks?
High-ranking suits
Corner office execs
Fast Company subjs.
Head honchos: Abbr.
Boardroom big-shots
Top corporate mgrs.
Theme of this puzzle
Highly placed bosses
Industry dons: abbr.
Some chairs, briefly
Board members: Abbr.
Business Week figures
Firm heads, for short
Simonides' birthplace
Toppers of org charts
Corporate heads: Abbr.
Firm wheels, for short
Many "Fortune" readers
Some CNBC interviewees
Visionaries, they hope
Company heads, in brief
Corporate bosses: Abbr.
Business runners: Abbr.
Mad Money" guests, often
Boardroom bigwigs: Abbr.
Corporate bigwigs: Abbr.
Figs. in company reports
Bill Gates and Steve Jobs
Business bigwigs briefly
Heads of companies: Abbr.
Some Fortune mag. readers
Corporate heads, for short
Corporate leaders, briefly
Corporate top dogs (abbr.)
Boardroom bigshots (Abbr.)
Senior employees, for short
Fortune profilees, for short
Heads of corporations: Abbr.
Mitt Romney and others, once
Corporate honchos, for short
Corporate head honchos: Abbr.
Ones pictured in corp. reports
Corner office denizens, briefly
Zuckerberg and Bezos, for short
Some with controversial salaries
Ancient name of a Cyclades island
Many Fortune interviewees, briefly
Board of directors hirees, for short
Some white collar criminals, briefly
Their pay packages often have many perks
Some "American Greed" subjects, for short
Those at the top of the corporate ladder, for short
Business leaders like Tim Cook and Mark Zuckerberg: Abbr.
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