- - Leaders at the top of most corp. hierarchies
- - Corp. bigshots
- - Corp. chiefs
- - Corp. V.I.P.s
- - Corp. leaders
- - Corp. heads
- - Corp. top dogs
- - Corp. kingpins
- - Tops of corp. ladders
- - Corp. magnates
- - Corp. bosses
- - Ones pictured in corp. reports
- - Corp. goal-setters
- - Corp. kahunas
- - Corp. officials
- - Corp. brass
- - Corp. big shots
- - Corp. honchos
- - Corp. bigwigs
- - Corp. VIPs
- - highest-paid corp. employees, often
- - golden parachute recipients
- - bosses of boards
- - some critics of w.f.h.
- - Top corporate execs (Abbr.)
- - Walgreens' Rosalind Brewer and others, briefly
- - Startup big shots
- - central figures in the wealth disparity debate
- - They often get big bonuses
- - co. leaders (abbr.)
- - org.-chart toppers, for short
- - Business head honchos [abbr.]
- - High-ranking employees
- - cnbc interviewees, often
- - V.I.P.s at board meetings
- - Corporate honchos: Abbr.
- - they often chair boards of directors
- - From 1978 to 2018, their compensation grew by roughly one thousand percent
- - co. founders, often
- - biz honchos
- - top suits, for short
- - The missing letters in ".orporat. b.sse."
- - Business bosses [abbr.]
- - Boss men
- - Visionaries, they hope
- - Some with controversial salaries
- - Fortune-ate folks?
- - Corporate honchos, for short
- - Corporate head honchos: Abbr.
- - Business runners: Abbr.
- - Business big shots
- - Those at the top of the corporate ladder, for short
- - Their pay packages often have many perks
- - Some white collar criminals, briefly
- - Some Fortune mag. readers
- - Simonides' birthplace
- - Industry dons: abbr.
- - Heads of corporations: Abbr.
- - Heads of companies: Abbr.
- - Fortunes profiles
- - Fortune figures
- - Forbes profilees
- - Firm folk
- - Figures in Forbes
- - Fast Company subjs.
- - Corporations' VIPs
- - Corporate heads, for short
- - Corporate bosses: Abbr.
- - Corporate bigwigs: Abbr.
- - Corner office denizens, briefly
- - Cook and Zuckerberg, e.g.
- - Company V.I.P.'s
- - Chief execs.
- - Business V.I.P.'s
- - Business leaders like Tim Cook and Mark Zuckerberg: Abbr.
- - Boardroom bigwigs: Abbr.
- - Boardroom bigshots
- - Bill Gates and Steve Jobs
- - Barrons barons
- - Ancient name of a Cyclades island
- - A few suits
- - "Mad Money" guests, often
- - Head honchos
- - Co. bosses
- - Boardroom V.I.P.'s
- - Tops of org charts
- - Biz biggies
- - Co. kingpins
- - Co. VIPs
- - Bus. runners
- - Biz bigs
- - Co. bigwigs
- - Corporate brass
- - Firm leaders, for short
- - Co. heads
- - Bus. drivers
- - Co. chiefs
- - Biz bigwigs
- - Boardroom VIPs
- - Co. leaders
- - Board bosses
- - High-ranking suits
- - Company VIPs
- - Toppers of org charts
- - Corner office execs
- - Wall St. bigwigs
- - Company heads, in brief
- - Zuckerberg and Bezos, for short
- - Corporate heads: Abbr
- - Top suits
- - Many Fortune interviewees, briefly
- - Co. big shots
- - Corporate leaders, briefly
- - Boardroom bigshots (Abbr.)
- - Some 'American Greed' subjects, for short
- - Board members: Abbr
- - Bus. brass
- - Board hirees
- - Firm bosses
- - Heads of big cos
- - Corporate top dogs (abbr.)
- - Co. honchos
- - Business VIPs
- - Some CNBC interviewees
- - Boardroom bigwigs
- - Senior employees, for short
- - Major suits
- - Boardroom big-shots
- - Co. biggies
- - Board of directors hirees, for short
- - Many "Fortune" readers
- - Boardroom bosses
- - CNBC interviewees
- - Highly placed bosses
- - Mitt Romney and others, once
- - Figs. in company reports
- - Business brass
- - Big suits
- - Bus. bigwigs
- - Conf. table heads
- - CNBC guests, often
- - Wall St. VIPs
- - Top corporate mgrs.
- - Fortune readers?
- - Fortune profilees, for short
- - Big execs
- - Firm heads, for short
- - Firm wheels, for short
- - Business honchos
- - Head honchos: Abbr.
- - Some chairs, briefly
- - Corporate V.I.P.'s
- - Top biz dogs
- - Business Week figures
- - Capts. of industry
- - Business bigwigs, briefly
- - Many limo riders
- - They head boards
- - Mgmt. VIPs
- - Bus. leaders
- - Board bigwigs
- - Some Wharton grads
- - Bus. bosses
- - Some suits
- - Corporate execs.
- - Corporate VIPs
- - Some MBA holders
- - Top dogs
- - Theme of this puzzle
- - Corporate leaders: Abbr.
- - heads of firms, briefly
- - Startup VIPs: Abbr.
- - Some suits, briefly
- - Top bosses
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