executively
In managerial fashion
Executively is a rare adverb describing something done in the manner of an executive or relating to executive authority and decision-making.
It characterizes actions taken with administrative power or managerial authority: The policy was executively determined without board input.
The word appears most often in formal or bureaucratic contexts, sometimes in the phrase executively produced to describe a producer's high-level oversight role in film or television projects.
Transferring authority to another
- decisivelyWith firm determination
- efficientlyWith optimal resource use
- authoritativelyWith confident expertise
- strategicallyWith planned purpose
administratively · commandingly · presidentially · managerially · officiating · overseeing · coordinating · conducting
Corporate decision venue
- C-suiteTop executive positions
- quarterlyFour times annually
- fiscallyRelating to public revenue
- shareholderEquity owner in corporation
merger · acquisition · dividend · earnings · strategically · operationally · organizationally · institutionally
Process of choosing actions
- judgmentReasoned decision-making capacity
- reasoningDrawing logical conclusions
- problem-solvingAddressing challenges methodically
- focusConcentrated attention point
self-regulation · planning · prioritizing · organizing · flexibility · attention · task-switching · inhibition
delegating
Transferring authority to another
- decisivelyWith firm determination
- efficientlyWith optimal resource use
- authoritativelyWith confident expertise
strategically · administratively · commandingly · presidentially · managerially · officiating · overseeing · coordinating · conducting · governing
boardroom
Corporate decision venue
shareholder · merger · acquisition · dividend · earnings · strategically · operationally · organizationally · institutionally · bureaucratically
decision-making
Process of choosing actions
- judgmentReasoned decision-making capacity
- reasoningDrawing logical conclusions
- problem-solvingAddressing challenges methodically
focus · self-regulation · planning · prioritizing · organizing · flexibility · attention · task-switching · inhibition · monitoring
executivelypowerlessly
Without ability to act
ineffectually · weakly · indecisively · passively · timidly
- executive jetPrivate aircraft for corporate travel
- account executiveClient relationship sales professional
- executive decisionChoice made by leadership
- executive branchGovernment's implementing arm
- executive producerSenior production decision-maker
- executive orderBinding directive from leadership