C-level is an adjective used to describe high-ranking executive titles within an organization.
C, in this context, stands for Chief. C-level titles include (among many other
possibilities):
- CCO (Chief Compliance
Officer)
- CEO (Chief Executive Officer)
- CIO (Chief Information
Officer)
- CFO (Chief Financial Officer)
- CKO (Chief Knowledge Officer)
- CSO (Chief Security
Officer)
See also CEO and
others
This was last updated in September 2007
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