Crossword Clue: Subj. of a Financial Times article
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- ___ asst.
- Barron's subscriber
- Account __ (certain salesperson)
- Account manager's possible title
- Acct. ___
- Big cheese
- Big-time businessperson, for short
- Big wig
- Bigwig at work
- Bigwig
- Administrator: Abbr.
- Administrator, briefly
- Biz biggie
- Biz bigwig
- Biz boss
- Biz honcho
- Biz VIP
- Board appointment, for short
- Board chair, often
- Board fig.
- Board meeting VIP
- Board member, briefly
- Board member, for short
- Board member, usually
- Board member
- Boardroom biggy
- Boardroom bigwig, briefly
- Boardroom fig.
- Boardroom figure, for short
- Boardroom "suit"
- Boardroom VIP, briefly
- Boardroom VIP
- CEO
- C.E.O., e.g.
- CEO, e.g.
- CEO, for one
- C.E.O., for one
- CEO or CFO, e.g.
- CEO or CFO
- CEO or COO
- CEO or VP
- Branch of govt.
- Decision maker, for short
- Company auto user
- Company bigwig, for short
- Company bigwig
- Company higher-up, for short
- Company hotshot
- Company jet user
- Company leader, for short
- Company officer, for short
- Company V.I.P.
- Company VIP
- Brass figure?
- Brass member
- Front-office figure, for short
- C.F.O., e.g.
- CFO, e.g.
- CFO, for one
- CFO or CEO
- CFO or COO, e.g.
- Honcho at a firm
- Honcho
- Guv, for one
- C.O.O., e.g.
- Corner off. occupant
- Corner office fig.
- Corner office holder
- Corner office person, for short
- Corner office type
- Corp. big shot
- Corp. bigwig
- Corp. decision-maker
- Corp. decision maker
- Corp. figure
- Corp. head
- Corp. higher-up
- Corp. honcho
- Corp. hotshot
- Corp. kingpin
- Corp. leader
- Corp. meeting caller
- Corp. officer
- Corp. type
- Corp. V.I.P.
- Corp. VIP
- Firm head?
- Firm head, briefly
- Firm head
- Firm higher-up
- Firm hotshot
- Corporate big shot, briefly
- Corporate big shot
- Corporate bigwig, for short
- Corporate bigwig
- Corporate board member, for short
- Corporate boss, for short
- Corporate chief, for short
- Corporate chief
- Corporate higher-up, briefly
- Corporate higher-up, for short
- Corporate higher-up
- Corporate honcho, for short
- Corporate honcho who might have his own washroom, briefly
- Corporate honcho
- Corporate hotshot
- Corporate kingpin
- Corporate leader, for short
- Corporate officer
- Corporate treas. or CFO
- Corporate veep or prez
- Corporate V.I.P.
- Corporate VIP, for short
- Corporate VIP
- Corporation head, for short
- Corporation V.I.P.
- Bus. big shot
- Bus. bigwig
- Bus. boss
- Bus. "suit"
- Business big shot
- Business biggie, briefly
- Business biggie
- Business bigwig, briefly
- Business bigwig, for short
- Business bigwig
- Business boss, for short
- Business chief (abbr)
- Business leader, for short
- Business manager (abbr)
- Business mgr.
- Business suit
- Business V.I.P.
- Business VIP
- Director-type
- Businessman, for short
- CIO or CFO
- Head cheese?
- Head honcho
- Donald Trump, notably
- Jet renter
- CNBC interviewee
- Co. bigwig
- Co. figure
- Co. honcho
- Co. leader
- Co. prez, e.g.
- Co. VIP
- Job creator, for short
- Inc. reader, perhaps
- Forbes article subj., at times
- Golden parachute beneficiary
- Golden parachute recipient
- Judiciary checker: Abbr.
- Hi-rise higher-up
- High-level businessperson, for short
- High-level employee, for short
- High-level employee
- High-level manager, briefly
- High suit
- Fortune reader, maybe
- High-up in a corp.
- Higher-up
- Higher-up, for short
- Higher-up in a corporation, for short
- Higher-up in a hierarchy
- Higher-up, informally
- Govt. branch
- Organizational chart topper, for short
- Management fig.
- Management V.I.P.
- Manager, for short
- Pt. of CEO
- Top brass, briefly
- Many a Barron's reader, for short
- Veep, for one
- Top suit
- Whom a steno might assist, for short
- Whom some call a suit
- The E in CEO
- Strong suit?
- V.I.P.
- Sub officer
- Subj. of a Financial Times article
- Limo passenger, often
- Office biggie
- Office bigwig, casually
- Office bigwig, for short
- Office bigwig
- Office honcho
- Office V.I.P.
- Office V.I.P., for short
- Office VIP
- Quote-unquote job creator
- VP, e.g.
- VP, or some other VIP
- Short big cheese?
- Official, for short
- Wall St. honcho
- "Suit"
- Wall Street Journal reader, perhaps
- Suit, for short
- Suit on a board
- Suit, so to speak
- Suit
- Part of CEO
- Member of the board
- Member of the brass (Abbr.)
- Member of the brass
- Member of the C-suite
- Partner of legis. and jud.
- Naval officer, for short
- Naval officer
- One high up on the corporate ladder, informally
- One hired by a corp. board
- One in a head office (abbr.)
- One in business who is no stranger to the elegant things in this puzzle
- One in upper mgmt.
- One making firm decisions
- One making firm decisions, briefly
- One making firm decisions?
- Powerful businessman, for short
- Powerful businessperson, for short
- Powerful suit, briefly
- Leader, for short
- Military V.I.P.
- One of the brass, for short
- One of the brass
- One of the higher-ups
- One often going by limo
- Perk recipient
- Pres., e.g.
- Pres., for one
- Pres. or treas.
- Pres. or V.P.
- One who might have a prime corner office
- One who's high on the org chart
- One with a golden parachute, perhaps, briefly
- Prez
- Prez, e.g.
- Prez, for one
- Prez or veep
- Major suit
- Major suit, briefly
- Not jud. or leg.
- Not legis. or jud.
- Org chart topper
- Supervisor, for short
- TV network head, briefly
- TV VIP, e.g.
- Typical board member
- Wharton grad, maybe
- Sr. manager
- WSJ reader, perhaps
- TARP money recipient
- Small businessman?
- Upper echelon employee
- Upper-echelon employee
- Steno's superior
- Senior administrator (abbr)
- Senior businessperson (abbr)
- Senior manager (abbr)
- Senior vice president or chief financial officer, for short
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- Brendan Emmett Quigley - Nov. 5, 2012
