They want a chief executive who will walk the talk.

He became the company's president and chief executive in 1985.

Her father is the president and chief executive of the company.

Two years later, he became its president and chief executive.

How is your job different than being chief executive of a company?

He was the president and chief executive of the school from 1978 to 1981.

I don't think the chief executive should make all the money.

He worked his way up to chief executive 30 years later.

He became chief executive of the oil company in 1987.

"She is chief executive of our company and she's going to lead us through these issues."

He is reported to be the youngest ever county council chief executive.

The 54-year-old was selected ahead of 27 other candidates, which apparently included several existing council chief executives.

'Those are areas we hope to address this year,' said health authority chief executive, Brian Jones.

By tradition, the sitting chief executive handpicks his successor.

Panther had agonized for months over the name 'Chief Executive'.

He was a Democrat placed on the highest court first of his state and then of the nation by Republican chief executives.

With the slump - and uncertainty about the market's future - the challenge chief executives face to make their stock options pay off looks very different.

Banking analysts said banks with older chairmen were far more likely to be acquired than those with younger chief executives.

Other titles for this office can include 'County Fire Officer' and 'Chief Executive', neither of which are in common use.

Below is the list Local Chief Executives of the barangay Poblacion since 1968.