CFO (Chief Financial Officer) refers to the chief financial officer or chief financial officer of a company. CFO is one of the most important and valuable senior management positions in modern companies, and it is the soul that holds the nervous system (financial information) and blood system (cash resources) of enterprises. ?
2. CEO: CEO
CEO (chief executive officer), that is, chief executive officer (administrative secretary) is a senior professional title.
In economic organizations, the CEO is the highest administrative official in charge of daily affairs in enterprises, also known as administrative secretary, CEO, general manager or CEO.
3. Chief Operating Officer: Chief Operating Officer
The Chief Operating Officer is the Chief Operating Officer (English: Chief Operating Officer, abbreviated as CO), who is a senior official in the company group responsible for supervising and managing daily activities.
The chief operating officer is one of the senior members of the enterprise organization, supervising the daily operation of the company and reporting directly to the CEO. In some companies, the chief operating officer will also serve as the president, but usually the chief operating officer is still the executive vice president or senior vice president.
4. Human Resource Manager: HRM (Human Resource Manager)
Human resources manager, the manager of human resources department. Originally called personnel manager. The biggest difference between the two is that human resource managers focus on developing human resources, while personnel managers focus on using human resources.
5. Director of Human Resources: HRD (Director of Human Resources)
The director of human resources is one of the most important and valuable senior management positions in modern companies, a strategic partner of CEO and an important member of the core decision-making level.