Sentence examples for corporate title from inspiring English sources
He has a fancy corporate title: Boeing's director of crew and mission operations.
Roughly 15 years ago, another three-letter corporate title started to surface, C.I.O., or chief information officer.
In a statement to Reuters it said the new corporate title "better reflects the dynamic, brand-focused business that we are now".
He also holds a corporate title that in recent years has emerged as one of the most treacherous in American business: chief financial officer.
The corporate title of ethics officer, for example, almost unknown a decade ago, has become almost as familiar as chief information officer.
My boss is decreasing the salary and corporate title?
The question then became whether the younger Sulzberger would also inherit his father's corporate titles.
He also confides, as though it is big news, that he will give everyone on his campaign corporate titles.
Mr. Coulson became president and chief operating officer of Glendale Federal Bank in 1984 and subsequently added his corporate titles.
College football can have its nouveau bowl games with corporate titles and also-ran teams, but some are part of our culture.
Valleywag, a website, pokes fun at its affection for ostentatiously wacky corporate titles: AOL has a digital prophet, Tumblr has a fashion evangelist and LinkedIn a hacker-in-residence.
