The phrase "act as ceo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone taking on the responsibilities or role of a CEO, either temporarily or in a specific context.
Example: "During the interim period, I will act as CEO until a permanent replacement is found."
Alternatives: "serve as CEO" or "function as CEO".
Social Capital founder Chamath Palihapitiya will act as CEO and chairman for the project.
But (1) delegating away real authority voluntarily is key, as is being confident enough to trust your team and patient enough to not need to act as CEO on every decision.
Mike Jacki, the board's CEO since Dec. 1, 1993, will be reassigned to a new position that focuses solely on revenue generation, said board chairman Nick Badami, who will act as CEO until a new chief executive is named.
I've moved before that coaches act as CEOs and treat parents as shareholders, rather than acting in an autocratic style, in order to defuse possible tensions and recognize the investment in time and money than parents have footed.
For many years until his retirement in 1993 he acted as CEO for Eldec Corporation.
He is a highly regarded leader in the field of technology who also acts as CEO of mobile advertising firm 4INFO.
Just two months later, Wong resigned from Reddit after "a disagreement with the board about a new office," according to Reddit investor Sam Altman, who briefly acted as CEO after Wong's departure.
During her course of her career, she was the first woman Editor-in-Chief of the Yale Law Journal (Class of '80), spent years at Arnold & Porter and the U.S. Department of the Treasury, and co-founded a mobile safety app, for which she acted as CEO.
Fuhrmann, the recent hiring, acts as CEO.
Prior to eBay, she acted as CEO of Moxie and previously held roles at The Home Depot, Verizon, and The Walt Disney Company.
Colorado-based CERIA Beverages will see Villa taking on the role of brewmaster while his wife, Jodi, acts as CEO.
