Thus did the CRO join the roster of corporate acronyms.
In Singaporeans' characteristic penchant for corporate-style acronyms, the milestone is being called SG50: a tidy shorthand that masks the rumblings of discontent the government is facing — and fighting.
Its blandly corporate name is an acronym of Architecture, Engineering, Consulting, Operations and Maintenance – just some of the tasks this colossal machine undertakes alongside planning, construction, energy, transport and mining.
CRO Is Newest Acronym In Corporate Lexicon.
"Some executives use lingo, acronyms and corporate bullshit, which are all inaccessible to normal people.
Bayer, too, recently updated its global corporate values statement, choosing an acronym easily remembered in many languages: LIFE.
In an interview, Mr. Kasparov blamed Mr. Ilyumzhinov for one of the biggest shortcomings of the federation, known by its French acronym, FIDE: its inability to attract big corporate sponsorships.
And thanks to the workers' leading role in designing the program, its structure and function stand in stark contrast to the traditional corporate-led approach to social responsibility, known by its acronym CSR, as do its results. .
Impact investing, with its own set of acronyms and rating regimes, has grown up largely separate from corporate ESG reporting.
For those unschooled in Beltway acronyms, ALEC is the American Legislative Exchange Council, a behind-the-scenes conglomeration of corporate money that plays puppeteer to compliant legislatures across the country who enact their bills.
That is an acronym for Trade Reporting and Compliance Engine, which mainly tracks recent trades for corporate bonds.
