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- 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

LAST UPDATED:

11 Sep 2007

Read more about C-level:

-	Wikipedia lists and explains C-level titles.
-	Knowledge@Wharton offers an article called 'Chief Receptionist Officer? Title Inflation Hits the C-Suite'

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