CEO
CEO (Chief Executive Officer) is a product of the American reform and innovation of corporate governance structure in the 1960s. In this sense, it represents the transition of some decision-making rights from the original board of directors to the hands of the management.
In my country, the concept of CEO first appeared in some Internet companies. There, CEOs are often self-proclaimed, and few people study what this title means to the company. However, when the name "CEO" becomes more and more louder in China, we should realize that changing the title of senior personnel is not a trivial matter, and establishing the position of CEO should not be just a pursuit of fashion.
CFO (Chief Financial Officer) means the company's chief financial officer or financial director. It is one of the most important and valuable top management positions in modern companies. It is the person who controls the nervous system (financial information) of the enterprise. ) and blood system (cash resources) soul figures.
Being a successful CFO requires rich financial theoretical knowledge and practical experience. The interaction between corporate financial management and financial markets, project valuation, risk management, product research and development, strategic planning, identification and establishment of core competitiveness of enterprises, and insight into the impact of information technology and e-commerce on enterprises are naturally within the scope of the CFO's responsibilities.
In the operation of a large company, the CFO is a role interspersed between financial market operations and the company's internal financial management. Most of the people who serve as CFOs have many years of experience in the financial market. In the United States, excellent CFOs often serve as successful fund managers on Wall Street.
COO
The chief responsibilities of the chief operating officer are mainly responsible for the daily operations of the company and assisting the CEO in his work. Generally speaking, the COO is responsible for the construction of the company's functional management organizational system and handles the daily functional affairs of the company on behalf of the CEO. If the company does not have the position of president, the COO will also assume overall business management functions, be in charge of corporate marketing and comprehensive business development, be responsible for establishing the company's entire sales strategy and policies, organize production and operations, and assist the CEO in formulating the company's business development plan. and evaluate the company's operating performance.
Here are also:
Chief Brand OfficerCBO chief brand officer
Chief Cultural OfficerCCO Chief Cultural Officer
Development DirectorCDO chief Development officer
CEO Chief Executive officer
Chief Financial Officer CFO Chief finance officer
HR Director CHO Chief Human resource officer
Chief Information OfficerCIO chief information officer
Chief Knowledge OfficerCKO chief knowledge officer
Chief Marketing OfficerCMO chief Marketing officer
Chief Negotiation OfficerCNO chief Negotiation officer
COO chief Operation officer
CPO chief Public relation officer
Quality director CQO chief Quality officer
Sales director CSO chief Sales officer
Chief Technology Officer CTO chief Technology officer