The phrase "a ceo in" is not correct as it should be "a CEO in" with "CEO" capitalized.
You can use it when referring to a Chief Executive Officer in a specific context or industry.
Example: "She is a CEO in the technology sector, leading her company to new heights."
Alternatives: "a chief executive in" or "a leader in".
He is also a CEO in a club of CEOs.
Other commentators compare the job of pope to being a CEO in charge of a large, multinational corporation.
Whip up some fondue and serve some wine, and all of a sudden it's easy to feel like a CEO in economic fairyland.
One morning, I could be suited and booted to have a breakfast session with one of the three people I mentor, before going on to the City of London to present to a CEO in the financial sector.
Mary Schapiro, the SEC's chairman, has frequently asked Congress to give the SEC the authority to provide monetary awards to people who reveal violations, but to date, the only carrot the SEC can offer is no stick.An unusual talent"King Arthur's Quest"Wanted: a CFO who can go toe-to-toe with a CEO in a confident, constructive way.
Not only has the average tenure of a CEO in a public company declined from ten years in 2000 to about eight today, the average period for which owners hold the stock has also fallen with the rise of electronic trading.
Many had pegged him as a CEO-in-waiting, both before and after the death of Apple founder Steve Jobs last year.
If a CEO remembers your product or service happily and someday whispers, "You should call this guy" to a fellow CEO-in-need, that is worth more than 100 sales calls.
Being a female CEO in a male-dominated business, the natural tendency is to be "more like Mike".
The auto-industry lost a competent CEO in a time when they need people like Rick Wagoner most.
Next up is Carly Fiorina, a female CEO in a world where just one in eight Fortune 500 CEOs is a woman.
