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the C-suite
the SEE-sweet · noun · informal
A company's top executives with 'chief' in their titles.
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Collective term for a company's most senior executives, whose titles typically begin with 'chief,' such as CEO, CFO, and COO. It denotes the highest tier of corporate leadership.
“The reorg was decided in the C-suite long before anyone on the ground heard about it.”
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the C-suite In A Sentence
The reorg was decided in the C-suite long before anyone on the ground heard about it.
Origin & Usage
Business jargon from the 'C' (chief) in top executive titles.
People Also Ask
What is the C-suite?
It is the collective term for a company's most senior executives, whose titles begin with 'chief,' such as CEO, CFO, and COO.
Why is it called the C-suite?
The 'C' stands for 'chief,' the first word in each of these top executive titles.
Who is in the C-suite?
Typically the CEO, CFO, and COO, plus other chief officers like the CMO or CTO depending on the company.
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