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Meanings of chief executive in English

Portuguese
presidentes
Catalan
presidenta
Spanish
presidente

The person who holds the office of head of state of the United States government.

presidentes
Usage of chief executive in English
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Water New Zealand chief executive Gillian Blythe said regulation was sorely needed.
Radio NZ
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Business would also suffer, Business New Zealand chief executive Kirk Hope said.
Radio NZ
3
It said last week the search for a new chief executive continues.
Reuters
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Age Concern Auckland chief executive Kevin Lamb said attitudes had to change.
Radio NZ
5
RNZ chief executive Paul Thompson said the funding boost was good news.
Radio NZ
6
The search for a new chief executive begins immediately, the company said.
Reuters
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Later this year she is to become chief executive of News International.
The Guardian
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However Blue Bubble chief executive Bob Wilkinson said this was not true.
Radio NZ
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However, Grainger's chief executive Rupert Dickinson is likely to oppose the approach.
Reuters
10
Group chief executive Xavier Simonet said it wanted to take action quickly.
Radio NZ
11
The chief executive said he hoped other companies would follow their lead.
Reuters
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She became president and chief executive of global consumer banking last year.
Reuters
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What does a chief executive's house tell you about future company prospects?
The Irish Times
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He became president in September 2006 and chief executive a year later.
Reuters
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Comvita chief executive Scott Coulter said the half year results were disappointing.
Radio NZ
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The changes form part of new chief executive Marc Bolland's board restructuring.
Reuters
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Translations for chief executive
Spanish
presidente
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Ireland
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