• (missing clue)
• C-level corporate type, e.g.
• Suit, so to speak
• A general mgr. is one
• A govt. branch
• A manager is one, shortly
• Acct. ___
• Ad or TV VIP
• Apple's top banana, for example
• Barron's reader
• Big boss
• Big boss, for short
• Big cheese
• Big shot in the office
• Bigwig
• Bigwig at work
• Bill Gates e.g.: abbr.
• Biz biggie
• Biz honcho
• Biz VIP
• Board chair, often
• Board meeting VIP
• Board member
• Board member, briefly
• Board member, for short
• Boardroom biggie, briefly
• Boardroom user, for short
• Boardroom VIP
• Brass figure?
• Bus. suit
• Bus. big shot
• Bus. bigwig
• Business big shot
• Business biggie
• Business bigwig, briefly
• Business bigwig, for short
• Business boss
• Business honcho
• Business V.I.P.
• C-suite occupant
• CEO
• CEO is one
• CEO or CFO
• CEO or CFO, e.g.
• CEO or VP
• CEO part
• CEO, e.g.
• CEO, for one
• Co. big shot
• Co. bigwig
• Co. figure
• Co. head
• Co. honcho
• Co. manager
• Co. prez, e.g.
• Co. VIP
• Company auto user
• Company bigwig
• Company hotshot
• Company jet user
• Company prez, e.g.
• Company V.I.P.
• Corner office occupant
• Corner-office occupant, often
• Corp. boss
• Corp. decision maker
• Corp. higher-up
• Corp. hotshot
• Corp. kingpin
• Corp. leader
• Corp. meeting caller
• Corp. officer
• Corp. official
• Corp. type
• Corporate ___
• Corporate biggie
• Corporate boss, for short
• Corporate chief
• Corporate honcho
• Corporate hotshot
• Corporate kingpin
• Corporate VIP
• Corporation V.I.P.
• Decision maker
• Decision maker, for short
• Director-type
• Donald Trump, notably
• Figure with a golden parachute
• Firm head
• Golden parachute beneficiary
• Governor, for example: abbr.
• Govt. branch
• Guv, for one
• Harvey Weinstein or Steve Case
• Head cheese?
• Head honcho
• High muck-a-muck
• High-level employee
• High-level manager
• High-level manager, briefly
• Higher-up
• Higher-up, informally
• Honcho
• Inc. reader, perhaps
• Job creator, for short
• Judiciary checker: Abbr.
• Limo passenger, often
• Mahogany Row denizen
• Man in the front office, briefly
• Management fig.
• Management figure
• Manager, for short
• Manager: short form
• Many a Barron's reader, for short
• Marketing VP, e.g.
• Music industry ___ (corporate VIP)
• Naval officer
• Naval officer, for short
• Not jud. or leg.
• Not legis. or jud.
• Office biggie
• Office honcho
• Office officer, for short
• Office VIP
• Officer: Colloq.
• One hired by a corp. board
• One in a head office (abbr.)
• One in business who is no stranger to the elegant things in this puzzle
• One in the bus. driver's seat
• One making firm decisions
• One making firm decisions, briefly
• One of the brass
• One of the higher-ups
• One often going by limo
• One who might have a prime corner office
• One with a golden parachute, perhaps, briefly
• One with a reserved parking space
• Organizational chart topper, for short
• Overlord
• Part of CEO
• Part of CEO (abbr.)
• Part of CEO, briefly
• Part of CEO, for short
• Partner of legis. and jud.
• Perk recipient
• Pres. or treas.
• Pres., for one
• Prez
• Prez or veep
• Prez, e.g.
• Short big cheese?
• Small businessman?
• Suit
• Suit, for short
• TARP money recipient
• The E in CEO
• Tommy Mottola or Ahmet Ertegun
• Tommy Mottola or David Geffen
• Top dog
• TV network head, briefly
• Type of officer: Colloq.
• Veep, e.g.
• VIP
• VP, e.g.
• VP, or some other VIP
• Wall Street Journal reader, perhaps
• Wharton grad, maybe
• Whom a steno might assist, for short
• WSJ reader, perhaps
• Employers want execs skilled in marketing, accounting and controlling costs.
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