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- Bank honcho, e.g.
- Annual report VIP
- Apple's Cook, e.g.
- Apple's Tim Cook, e.g.
- Apple's Timothy Cook, for short
- Bezos or Buffett, e.g.
- Bezos or Buffett
- Big biz bigwig
- Big boss, briefly
- Big boss
- Big Cheese, for short
- Big cheese
- Big decision maker, say
- Big kahuna, briefly
- Big shot in the office
- Big shot on the board
- Big shot seen in annual reports
- Big suit?
- Big suit, briefly
- Big suit, for short
- Big suit
- Big wheel
- Biggest suit, for short
- AT&T has one
- Bill Gates at Microsoft, once (abbr.)
- Bill Gates, e.g.: Abbr.
- Biz biggie
- Biz bigwig
- Biz boss
- B school commencement speaker, maybe
- B&N's Steve Riggio, e.g.
- Board appointee, for short
- Board big shot, briefly
- Board bigwig
- Board boss
- Board head: abbr.
- Board hire
- Board hiree, for short
- Board honcho
- Board leader, sometimes (abbr.)
- Board leader
- Board mem., usually
- Board member, for short
- Board member, usually
- Board of directors hiree
- Board pick
- Board VIP
- Boardroom biggie
- Boardroom bigwig, briefly
- Boardroom bigwig
- Boardroom boss: Abbr.
- Boardroom boss
- Boardroom cheese?
- Boardroom regular
- Boardroom VIP
- Bonus recipient, often
- Boss (Abbr.)
- Boss of bosses
- Intel's Paul S. Otellini, e.g.
- Fast Company profilee, for short
- Company bigwig
- Company exec
- Company exec.
- Company V.I.P.
- Company VIP
- Company's head honcho: Abbr.
- Company's leader: Abbr.
- Company's resident fancypants Mr. McBigtime Money Guy
- Chairman and ___ (common title)
- Honcho
- British MD's American counterpart
- Chart topper
- Hostile takeover figure
- Fig. at the top of an organizational chart
- Fig. in annual reports
- Elon Musk, for SpaceX
- Elon Musk, for Tesla
- Elon Musk's title at Tesla and SpaceX: Abbr.
- Cook of Apple, e.g.
- Cook since '11
- Chief exec.
- Buffett title: Abbr.
- Buffett title
- Gates' former Microsoft title
- Corner office occupier
- Corner office type: Abbr.
- Corp. big enchilada
- Corp. big shot
- Corp. big wig
- Corp. biggie
- Corp. bigshot
- Corp. bigwig
- Corp. boss
- Corp. chairman
- Corp. chieftain
- Corp. commander
- Corp. decision maker
- Corp. director
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- Corp. helmsman
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- Corp. kahuna
- Corp. kingpin
- Corp. ladder leader
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- Corp. suit
- Firm cheese?
- Corp. top banana
- Corp. top dog
- Corp. V.I.P.
- Corp. VIP
- Firm figure?
- Firm head, briefly
- Firm head
- Corporate biggie, briefly
- Corporate biggie
- Corporate bigwig: Abbr.
- Corporate bigwig, for short
- Firm VIP
- Corporate boss: Abbr.
- Corporate boss, briefly
- Corporate decision maker: Abbr.
- Corporate exec
- Corporate exec.
- Corporate fig.
- Corporate head, for short
- Corporate head honcho: Abbr.
- Corporate hierarchy's top spot: Abbr.
- Corporate honcho: Abbr.
- Corporate honcho
- Corporate kahuna, for short
- Corporate leader: Abbr.
- Corporate shot-caller
- Corporate top banana: Abbr.
- Corporate top dog: Abbr.
- Corporate top dog
- Corporate V.I.P.
- Corporate VIP: Abbr.
- Corporate VIP
- Corporation boss
- Corporation leader: Abbr.
- Corp.'s top dog
- Co.'s top dog
- Bus. bigshot
- Bus. bigwig
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- Bus. driver?
- Bus. driver
- Bus. head
- Bus. honcho
- Bus. leader
- Bus. mogul
- Bus. position
- Bus. suite doorplate letters, perhaps
- Bus. V.I.P.
- Business big
- Business biggie
- Business bigwig: Abbr.
- Business founder, often
- Business head
- Business head: Abbr.
- Business honcho
- Business ldr.
- Business mag "For High Growth Ventures"
- Business suite doorplate letters, perhaps
- Business title for Google's Larry Page: Abbr.
- Business title that may accompany "president": Abbr.
- Business V.I.P.
- Business VIP
- Business's head honcho: Abbr.
- First suit?
- Disney's Bob Iger, e.g.
- He bosses the Pres.
- Head boss, initially
- Head honcho, abbr.
- Head honcho, briefly
- Head Honcho, to some
- Head honcho
- Head of a board: Abbr.
- Head of a business: Abbr.
- Head of a company: Abbr.
- Head of a corporation: Abbr.
- Head of GE, e.g.
- Head of GM or GE
- Head of the co.
- Head of the table in the corp. dining room, perhaps
- Headhunter's big recruit, for short
- Head's letters
- Jeff Bezos, e.g.
- Jeff Bezos, for Amazon
- Jeff Bezos's title at Amazon: Abbr.
- G.M.'s Mary Barra, beginning in 2014
- GM's Mary Barra, for one
- G.M.'s Mary Barra, for one
- CNBC interviewee, maybe
- CNN's Jeff Zucker, e.g.
- Co. big shot
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- Co. captain?
- Co. commander
- Capt. of industry
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- Co. overseer
- Captain of industry
- Co. suit
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- Executive letters?
- Executive letters
- Jobs at Apple: Abbr.
- Jobs or Buffett, e.g.
- Jobs title, once
- Jobs, vis-à-vis Apple Inc.
- Jobs's job, once
- Inc. cover subj.
- Inc. Magazine reader
- Inc. magazine subject
- Inc. profilee
- Forbes 400 member, often
- Forbes profilee, for short
- Forbes profilee, sometimes
- Career Ad reference
- Ind. leader
- Golden parachute beneficiary
- Golden parachute holder, perhaps
- Golden parachute receiver, maybe: Abbr.
- Golden parachute recipient (3)
- Dream title for an MBA
- Hierarchy-chart topper
- Hierarchy chart's top box
- High exec
- High mucky muck, for short
- High-ranking suit
- Driver of a bus.
- Fortune 500 VIP
- Fortune cover subj.
- Fortune cover subject
- Fortune magazine subj., perhaps
- Fortune profilee
- Fortune profilee, for short
- Fortune subj.
- Highest-ranking suit
- Highest suit?
- Organization biggie, briefly
- Organization chart topper
- Top banana, briefly
- Top corp. leader
- Top corp. officer
- Top corporate exec.
- Top dog, for short
- Top exec.
- Top exec
- Top executive in a boardroom: Abbr.
- Top executive
- Top-level suit?
- Top of a corporate ladder, for short
- Top of a ladder?: Abbr.
- Top of an org. chart
- Top of an org chart
- Top of an outfit, for short?
- Top of an outfit?
- Top of the corp. ladder
- Top-of-the-line suit?
- Top person at a co.
- Many a B school graduate
- Top suit?
- Top suit, for short
- Top suit
- Many a corner office holder, for short
- Many a Fortune profilee, for short
- Outfit's biggest suit
- The big cheese, for short
- The Boss' initials
- Mr. Big or Ms. Big
- Mr. Big
- Mark Zuckerberg title
- Mark Zuckerberg's title at Facebook: Abbr.
- Ms. Mayer of Yahoo!, for one
- Page for Google, e.g.
- Page, for Google
- Page of Alphabet, e.g.
- Page of Google, e.g.
- Mary T. Barra's position at GM starting in 2014
- VIP
- VIP at the top of a ladder
- V.I.P. in a corp.
- VIP in business
- VIP on a corporate jet
- VIP who may have an MBA
- VIP with a corner office, perhaps
- VIP with an MBA, perhaps
- VIP with an MBA
- Subj. of a Fortune cover
- Subj. of a Fortune profile
- Shonda Rhimes, for Shondaland
- Limo figure, maybe
- Musk of SpaceX, e.g.
- Musk, to SpaceX and Tesla
- Musk, to Tesla
- Office VIP
- M.B.A. holder, maybe
- M.B.A.s dream position
- MBA's goal, perhaps
- Wall St. bigwig
- Wall St. honcho
- Woman on top, perhaps
- Wall St. VIP
- Suit with an MBA, maybe
- Pooh-bah hired by a board of directors
- Lofty exec
- Lofty suit
- Larry Page, at Google
- Position sought by some M.B.A.s
- One driving a bus.?
- Mgmt. bigwig
- Michael Bloomberg or Jeff Bezos, for short
- Recall announcer, maybe
- One in charge, for short
- One in charge
- One likely to have lots of perks
- Netflix's Reed Hastings, e.g
- Leader of a company: Abbr.
- Leader of a corporation: Abbr.
- Leader with perks
- Leading suit?
- One of the brass (Abbr.)
- One on top of an org chart
- One praised for firing lots of people, often
- One seen in annual reports
- One showing firm leadership?
- One who might have a corner office, for short
- One who might meet with a venture capitalist, for short
- No. 1 in a company
- No. 1 suit
- Person with a corner ofc., maybe
- Person with a golden parachute, perhaps
- Mag for high-level leaders
- Onetime title for Carly Fiorina
- Letters for Musk or Bezos
- Private jet V.I.P., maybe
- Opening bell ringer at the NYSE, often
- Major suit
- Major suit, for short
- Major suit?
- Oprah, for Harpo Productions
- Rex Tillerson, to ExxonMobil, once (Abbr.)
- Rex Tillerson, to ExxonMobil, once
- Org chart topper
- Rich cheese, often?
- Warren Buffett title
- Warren Buffett's title at Berkshire Hathaway: Abbr.
- Superior suit?
- Samuel Palmisano, at IBM
- Satya Nadella of Microsoft, e.g.
- Uber's Travis Kalanick, e.g.
- Wharton grad's aspiration, maybe
- Wharton grad's dream job, perhaps (abbr.)
- Sr. executive
- Sr officer
- Yahoo's Jerry Yang, until late 2008
- Tillerson to ExxonMobil, once (Abbr.)
- Tim Cook, at Apple
- Tim Cook, e.g., since last month
- Tim Cook, for Apple
- Tim Cook's title at Apple: Abbr.
- Tim Cook's title at Apple
- Tim Cook's title
- Start-up founder's title, briefly
- Startup VIP
- Title also held by many a co. president
- Title for Amazon's Jeff Bezos
- Title that Carly Fiorina once held at Hewlett-Packard: Abbr.
- Steve Ballmer, at Microsoft
- Steve Ballmer, to Microsoft (abbr.)
- Steve Jobs title at Apple: Abbr.
- Senior exec
- "Zuck," to Facebook
- Zuckerberg or Fiorina
- Zuckerberg title
- Zuckerberg, to Facebook
- Usually well-compensated leader
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- LA Times - March 31, 2010