executive board
Top decision makers
An executive board is a group of senior officers who oversee an organization's operations and make major decisions.
In corporations, it typically includes the CEO, CFO, and other top executives who report to the board of directors.
Nonprofits, unions, and clubs also have executive boards: The executive board voted to approve the merger.
- treasurerFinancial steward of organization
- corporate governanceCompany direction and control
- chairpersonOne who leads meetings
- corner officePremium workplace for leadership
- fiduciary dutyObligation to act loyally
audit committee · president · secretary · succession planning · power struggle · CEO · ex officio · financial oversight · annual report · bylaws · voting rights · rubber stamp · advisory council · strategic planning · CFO · policy development · vice-chairperson · committees
- governancegovernance, government, democracy, vote, parliament
- club positionspresident, vice president, secretary, treasurer, chair
- governing bodiesgoverning body, governing council, senate, parliament, central committee
- meetingsmeeting, AGM, meet, attendee, meetings
- student governmentstudent council, student government, student senate, class president, treasurer
- Board Termscommittee, chairperson, president, CEO, secretary
executive boardrank and file
Ordinary members collectively
shop floor · workforce · subordinates · hourly workers · junior staff
executive boardmembership
State of belonging
constituents · grassroots · shareholders · stockholders · electorate