executive:
(plural: ‘executives‘; pronunciation: the letters ‘ex’ are said with an ‘eg’ sound in “egg” and the letters ‘cu’ are said with a ‘k’ sound as in “king” — for the right pronunciation, please click here)
a person responsible for the administration of a business or an organisation – making decisions and carrying them out or making others carry them out;
a chief officer of a government, state or any political division,
executives, Modern Welding Company, Inc., USA
An executive is appointed basing more on the experience and track record than on the qualifications, though some formal degree in the course related to the nature of the job he/she is going to take up is a prerequisite.
The business has been doing great and the outstanding dues the company owed to the banks have been cleared since Sandra became the chief executive officer, C E O, of our company!
An executive is an all-rounder, for instance, a purchase executive must know all the tricks of the trade connected to the items or supplies needed for that particular company or factory.
The county executives in the USA are similar to chief administrative managers or city managers, who may be elected or appointed with all the powers mayors, governors or presidents enjoy.
