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chief executive
[ cheef ig-zek-yuh-tiv ]
noun
- the president of the United States:
the powers of the chief executive, as granted by the Constitution.
- the governor of a U.S. state:
the newly elected chief executive of Rhode Island.
- the head of a government:
a conference attended by all the European chief executives.
- Also called chief executive officer. the head of an organization, company, etc.:
the chief executive of a media corporation.
chief executive
noun
- the person with overall responsibility for the efficient running of a company, organization, etc
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of chief executive1
Example Sentences
Los Angeles Master Chorale, for example, received its full $50,000 grant for its “Lift Every Voice” program and got no letter, said President and Chief Executive Scott Altman.
Club chief executive Neil Hart said it was the "right time" to change the crest, adding it was "an evolution".
Shirine Khoury-Haq, chief executive of the Co-operative Group, apologised for the breach in a message to customers on Monday.
Guy Kinnings, chief executive of the DP World Tour, said: "Trump International Golf Links Scotland has already earned a reputation as one of the best modern links courses in the UK and it promises to be an excellent venue for the return of the Scottish Championship."
New R&A chief executive Mark Darbon said in April he "would love" the course to host the tournament again, specifying that logistical issues pose the stumbling block, not who owns it.
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