CEO的意思|CEO的解释-里氏词典

CEO

首席执行长官 (Chief Executive Officer)

I'd like you to meet Mr. Anderson, CEO of the company.
我想让你结识公司首席执行官安德森先生。
Personally, I consider the CEO a qualified leader.
我个人认为这位首席执行官是一个合格的领导。

ceo

[ noun ]
the corporate executive responsible for the operations of the firm; reports to a board of directors; may appoint other managers (including a president)
<noun.person>

"I think CEO A says to CEO B, 'I have this Macintosh, and it's really neat.'
"I think CEO A says to CEO B, 'I have this Macintosh, and it's really neat.'
Every boards' compensation committee opens with: "Here is a graph of the compensation of the 50 largest companies in America, and our sterling CEO is in the third quartile."
The CEO of a giant electronics company, renowned for his outspoken impatience, became annoyed at a marketing presentation.
Because the queen spends the bulk of her life laying eggs, corporate heads may object if she is described as the CEO of the hive.
But Apollo Chairman and CEO Thomas A. Vanderslice said Wednesday that the company's earnings due out next week would show "very strong" results.
For Stephen A. Wynn, CEO, Golden Nugget, who says Michael doesn't belong in prison: You roll the dice and take your chances.
J. Robert Ave, who has served as president and CEO of Lorillard for the past four years, will continue in the role of president.
"Here," he says, "there's 100 years of history" and managers are highquality; "They don't need a tough CEO to get people out to the stores."
"Firms that destroy the integrity of an ecological system are viewed in the same way as individuals who make cash withdrawals from a 7-Eleven with a shotgun," says Burlington Resources CEO Tom O'Leary.
"With companies spending millions of dollars, the days of doing a corporate sponsorship just because the CEO likes it are over," says Stephen Disson, president of D&F Consulting Ltd. in Washington.
CARL LEVIN Michigan Democrat "During the 1980s, American CEO pay rose dramatically while corporate profits in general went down.
"CommScope ends 1998 with a strong quarter due to the strengthening domestic coaxial cable market and aggressive cost management," said Frank M. Drendel, CommScope Chairman and CEO.
More than selections from Sousa or the 1700s, Sears and other companies need music for sales training videos, films featuring the CEO, and promotional slide shows.
"A CEO is in charge of a corporation, while an entertainer or athlete is someone out there who is doing something that's service oriented.
Both sexes can play, though experts say the aspiring female CEO will have to spend at least 50% more on packaging than her male counterpart to achieve prudent levels of blandness.
A steady stream of merger and acquisition specialists troop into the office of Mr. Shih, the CEO.
PaineWebber CEO Donald Marron journeyed to Capitol Hill yesterday to ask for help with a current problem he appeared to identify as a possible "loss of public confidence in the markets."
Timm Crull, chairman and chief executive officer of Carnation, will become its president and CEO.
Then read Sandra Kurtzig's book, "CEO: Building a $400 Million Company From the Ground Up" (Norton, 384 pages, $22.95), which she wrote with Tom Parker.
The board appointed H. Ridgely Bullock to serve as chairman and CEO until a replacement can be found, the bank announced in a statement released Friday night.
As president and chief operating officer at Delta, he was No. 2 to Chairman and CEO Ronald W. Allen.
One agreed he did not enjoy 'the diplomacy and politics required in a corporate role'. CEO relationship.
"For too many corporations, philanthropy is a CEO perk." Issues Network has developed how-to kits and custom strategies for several Michigan companies, including Guardsman Products, FMB Bank and Autocam, to build their charitable-giving programs.
If a CEO flies the Concorde with Carl Icahn, must he disclose that fact?
We would say the CEO could not trust his workers, or the data pumped up to him."
The rate of increase in chief executives' annual pay was the lowest since 1985, when CEO cash compensation rose 6.1% in the face of a 10.8% corporate-profit slide.
"Ted wants to be CEO in the traditional sense.
Since most women in 1952 were thinking about the initials MRS., not CEO, it is not surprising that we are not, as yet, deluged by female chief executives.
His return as CEO was announced Monday in a statement that gave no reasons for Stafford's resignation.

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