C-suite in Portuguese
C-suite in Portuguese is diretor — C-suite means the most senior executives in a company, whose job titles typically begin with 'chief' — the chief executive, chief financial officer, chief operating officer and so on.
C-suite in Portuguese
diretor
(management) The group of officers of a business organization who have the word chief in their titles.
What does "C-suite" mean?
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noun The most senior executives in a company, whose job titles typically begin with 'chief' — the chief executive, chief financial officer, chief operating officer and so on.
"The proposal needs C-suite approval before anything moves."
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adjective Relating to or aimed at that level of executive.
"It's a C-suite conversation, not something for the project team."
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C-suite in a sentence
- The proposal needs C-suite approval before anything moves.
- She spent a decade in the C-suite at two listed companies.
- It's a C-suite conversation, not something for the project team.
- The magazine targets a C-suite readership.
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What is "C-suite" in Portuguese?
"C-suite" in Portuguese is diretor. C-suite means: The most senior executives in a company, whose job titles typically begin with 'chief' — the chief executive, chief financial officer, chief operating officer and so on.
How do you use "C-suite" in a sentence?
Example: "The proposal needs C-suite approval before anything moves." In Portuguese, "C-suite" is diretor.
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