Possible titless for corporate officers?
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President, Secretary / Treasurer, CEO, CFO
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Goddard is a good choice.\n\nWerner von Braun (an expatriated German) could also claim that title, though.
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Try this: http://www.officerecruit.com/
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sOme of the good names which comes to mind are\n\n> "Relations"\n> "The Mentor"\n> "People's Mentor"\n> "Pepoles"\n> "HR Advisor"\n> "People Advisor"
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All coped from the Wiki: \n\nEnlisted\n\n-Seaman Recruit \n-Seaman Apprentice \n-Seaman \n-Petty Officer Third Class \n-Petty Officer Second Class \n-Petty Officer First Class \n-Chief Petty Officer \n-Senior Chief Petty Officer \n-Master Chief Petty Officer\n-Chief Petty Officer \n\nOfficers\n-Ensign / Corvette Lieutenant \n-Lieutenant Junior Grade / Sub Lieutenant / Frigate Lieutenant \n-Lieutenant / Warship Lieutenant / Lieutenant Captain \n-Lieutenant Commander / Corvette Captain \n-Commander / Frigate Captain \n-Captain / Warship Captain \n-Rear Admiral (lower half) / Commodore / Flotilla Admiral \n-Rear Admiral (upper half) / Rear Admiral \n-Vice Admiral \n-Admiral \n-Fleet Admiral or Admiral of the Fleet or Grand Admiral
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I own a small business and had to decide on what title to give myself for conducting business. I chose CEO, my customers do not have to know that for me that means "Chief everything officer".
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Chairman\nBoard of Directors\nChief Executive Officer\nPresident - The president’s role is to manage and be responsible for the day-to-day affairs of the company.  The board sets policy, the president executes that policy and reports back to the board, and the board then reports to the shareholders, or owners, of the company. \nExecutive Vice President or Chief Officers (IT, Sales, Operations,etc)\nSr. Vice President\nExecutive Directors\nDirectors\nSr. Managers\nManagers\nSr. Supervisors\nSupervisors
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You can probably find what you're looking for by searching the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO), the professional association for college business people. You can also look at the job announcements there.\n\nThe link is http://www.nacubo.org\n\nHere is one news item I pulled up from the page, but if you search, you'll find more:\n\nhttp://www.nacubo.org/x8346.xml?s=x40\n\nCarolyn Lawrence\nwww.AdmissionsAdvice.com
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Executive Masters in Business Administration \n- post-graduate degree program
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Firefighter\nForestry Specialist\nFarmer\nFreelance\nForensic Scientist\nFencer (pro circuit UK)\nFence (illegal goods)\nFrench Chef\nFile Clerk\nFord Engineer\nFreight Clerk\nFreight Car Inspector\nFire Marshal\nForeign Minister\nFramer\nFranchise Owner\nFaith Healer\nFloral Designer\n\nHope this helps some! :)
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To find job descriptions, just go to hotjobs or monster, type in "senior marketing officer' and check the results for various descriptions for that specific job title based on industry and company.
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A resume title is similiar to an objective. For instance a resume title could be:\n\nTime Magazine's 2004 Person of the Year\n\nEnergetic Fitness Instructor with Proven Track Record\n\nThe title is going to grab the employer's attention and make them want to read more.\n\nhttp://www.effective-resume-writing.com
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Chief Executive Officer
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It's probably their names and titles.
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secretaries of state's\noxen's\nbusinessmen's
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I would look at District Manager positions, both business to business and retail.  \n\nI'm usually pretty good at the title game, but your situation is unique. \n\nCongratulations and good luck to you!
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