Exec

239 clues
VIP
CEO
Prez
Asst.
Acct.
Honcho
Bigwig
__ suit
Big wig
Co. VIP
Biz VIP
Top suit
Biz boss
Higher-up
Bus. boss
Firm head
CEO or VP
High suit
Big cheese
Biz bigwig
Co. honcho
Co. bigwig
Corp. head
Biz biggie
Board fig.
CEO or COO
Co. figure
Corp. type
Jet renter
V.P., e.g.
Biz honcho
CFO or CEO
CIO or CFO
Pt. of CEO
CEO or CFO
Bus. "suit
Prez, e.g.
Head honcho
Bus. bigwig
Major suit?
Part of CEO
Sr. manager
Sub officer
Pres., e.g.
Strong suit?
Corp. leader
Corp. V.I.P.
Corp. honcho
Corp. bigwig
Board member
Govt. branch
C.F.O., e.g.
C.O.O., e.g.
CFO, for one
Corp. figure
Firm hotshot
Guv, for one
Head cheese?
The E in CEO
TV VIP, e.g.
Prez or veep
C.E.O., e.g.
Brass member
Office biggie
Office honcho
Office V.I.P.
Office bigwig
Naval officer
Boardroom VIP
Corporate VIP
Corp. kingpin
Business suit
Bus. big shot
Brass figure?
Business mgr.
Director-type
Pres. or V.P.
Prez, for one
Veep, for one
Corp. hotshot
Corp. officer
Company bigwig
Company V.I.P.
Corp. big shot
Boardroom fig.
Co. prez, e.g.
Pres., for one
Perk recipient
Bigwig at work
Business bigwig
Military V.I.P.
Business biggie
Wall St. honcho
Business V.I.P.
Branch of govt.
Boardroom "suit
Boardroom biggy
Corporate chief
Management fig.
Pres. or treas.
Suit on a board
C.E.O., for one
Company hotshot
Suit, for short
Corp. higher-up
Corporate bigwig
Corporate honcho
Org chart topper
CFO or COO, e.g.
CNBC interviewee
Honcho at a firm
Not jud. or leg.
Steno's superior
CEO or CFO, e.g.
Company jet user
One of the brass
Board meeting VIP
Suit, so to speak
Company auto user
Corporate kingpin
Leader, for short
Management V.I.P.
Corporate hotshot
Hi-rise higher-up
Short big cheese?
Corporate officer
Business big shot
Firm head, briefly
Corporation V.I.P.
Board chair, often
Corner office fig.
Corner office type
High-up in a corp.
Manager, for short
Not legis. or jud.
Small businessman?
Top brass, briefly
Corporate big shot
Barron's subscriber
High-level employee
Official, for short
Wharton grad, maybe
WSJ reader, perhaps
Corporate higher-up
Major suit, briefly
Member of the brass
Corp. decision maker
Member of the board?
Corp. meeting caller
Higher-up, for short
Inc. reader, perhaps
TARP money recipient
Typical board member
Administrator: Abbr.
Board member, usually
Business chief (abbr)
Donald Trump, notably
Fortune reader, maybe
Higher-up, informally
One of the higher-ups
Supervisor, for short
Whom some call a suit
Board member, briefly
VP, or some other VIP
Limo passenger, often
Administrator, briefly
Businessman, for short
Corporate veep or prez
Job creator, for short
Powerful suit, briefly
Upper-echelon employee
Boardroom VIP, briefly
Board member, for short
Business manager (abbr)
Corporate treas. or CFO
Office bigwig, casually
One often going by limo
Naval officer, for short
Business biggie, briefly
Higher-up in a hierarchy
Judiciary checker: Abbr.
Office bigwig, for short
Office V.I.P., for short
TV network head, briefly
Business bigwig, briefly
Corporate VIP, for short
Business boss, for short
Boardroom bigwig, briefly
Company bigwig, for short
Company leader, for short
Decision maker, for short
One making firm decisions
Quote-unquote job creator
Corporate boss, for short
Corporate chief, for short
Golden parachute recipient
Partner of legis. and jud.
One hired by a corp. board
Business leader, for short
Business bigwig, for short
Corporate bigwig, for short
Corporate big shot, briefly
Corporate leader, for short
Corporation head, for short
High-level manager, briefly
One of the brass, for short
Senior administrator (abbr)
Member of the brass (Abbr.)
Corporate honcho, for short
Golden parachute beneficiary
Corporate higher-up, briefly
One in a head office (abbr.)
Senior businessperson (abbr)
Company higher-up, for short
Corporate higher-up, for short
Forbes article subj., at times
Front-office figure, for short
High-level employee, for short
One who's high on the org chart
Powerful businessman, for short
Account __ (certain salesperson)
Account manager's possible title
Corporate board member, for short
Many a Barron's reader, for short
Big-time businessperson, for short
One making firm decisions, briefly
Powerful businessperson, for short
Subj. of a Financial Times article
Wall Street Journal reader, perhaps
High-level businessperson, for short
Whom a steno might assist, for short
Higher-up in a corporation, for short
Organizational chart topper, for short
One who might have a prime corner office
One with a golden parachute, perhaps, briefly
One high up on the corporate ladder, informally
Corporate honcho who might have his own washroom, briefly
Senior vice president or chief financial officer, for short
One in business who is no stranger to the elegant things in this puzzle
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