"executive status" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person's official rank or position in a company or organization. For example: "Tom was promoted to executive status after several years at the company."
They brought in a hack director, Lee Katzin, and McQueen's executive status was removed.
Cathcart said he had no plans to retain his executive status after the review was completed.
She had won senior executive status in a male-dominated world by dint of her journalistic nous.
Why else would the Browns offer to keep Brown on the payroll but take away his executive status and title?
I think the time has come for serious changes and regulations to make all crooks, whatever their political connections or executive status, accountable for their deeds.
Dr. Robin Leidner, associate professor of sociology at the University of Pennsylvania, notes that except for the lacrosse team picture, Mr. Brennan's photos reflect his executive status.
There have been many studies on the measurement and analysis of the income gap between men and women in the field of labour economics [ 5, 6], and these studies always show an income gap in favour of men regardless of country [ 7, 8], business sector [ 8, 9], status (self-employed or salaried) [ 10] and executive or non-executive status [ 11].
Thiam's decision to leave Prudential means the FTSE 100 will lose its first and only black chief executive, a status he has played down, at a time when the government wants to see more women and ethnic minorities at the top of companies.
The chief executive's superstar status may have eroded senior managers' readiness to question his judgement, says a Paris-based analyst.The French government could have ousted Mr Ghosn (it has a 15% stake in Renault).
That could be family debts or upgrading his lifestyle after liveing somewhat thriftily for an executive of his status.
or MEGAPIE (M. Salvatores, G.S. Bauer, G. Heusener. The MEGAPIE initiative: executive outline and status as per November 1999, MPO-1-GB-6/0_GB, 1999 [2]) projects.
