Adjective
C-level (not comparable)
relating to the highest-ranking executives of an organization, who have the word "chief" in their titles (CEO, COO, CFO, etc.)
C-level executives
As the recent Target breach proves, C-level executives are certainly not immune to the fallout from such an event and smart companies are quickly adapting by changing their internal reporting structure. Source: Internet
In an environment where technology is viewed as central to an organization’s competitiveness, CIOs must be adept at educating other C-level executives about technology initiatives and implications. Source: Internet
Greylock devotes significant operational resources to our CXO Program, which invites C-level leaders at large enterprises to discuss tech trends with our investing team, and brokers meetings with relevant companies in our portfolio. Source: Internet
A quarter of the women are C-level, 77 percent over 40-years-old, and 75 percent have children. Source: Internet
Baumann has more than 35 years of experience in marketing strategy, direct sales, account management and C-level management. Source: Internet
“Boards and C-level executives increasingly want evidence that the dollars and effort they spend on cyber defenses are actually working,” said TenEleven founder Mark Hatfield, who will now be joining Verodin’s board. Source: Internet