Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

C-suite

English answer:

C(hief)-suite

Added to glossary by Elena Petelos
May 17, 2005 12:03
18 yrs ago
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English term

C-suite (in this context)

English Bus/Financial Human Resources High potentials, rising stars
Tandem assessment is so intensive that only those *** swimming closest to the C-suite headwaters*** undergo it. But also encourages business units to conduct their own miniversions of the exercise.

Context: A big US corporation nurtures and evaluates potential leaders through annual reviews. This process includes the o called tandem assessment. The meaning is clear (at least, I believe so): Due to the complexity of this process, only few persons are involved, ie the ones closest to the top management. But what about the literary meaning? What is a "C-suite"?

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chiefs for c (top tier of management)

For example in the pharma sector:

What is the C-Suite? Why should you care? Today’s pharmacists and pharmacy managers can improve patient care by improving their communication with the executive levels of management, including the chief executive officer (CEO), chief operating officer (COO), chief financial officer (CFO), and chief medical officer (CMO). These Chiefs occupying the “C” suite guide health systems, and directly impact the jobs of pharmacists. This program is intended to provide attendees with strategies to improve visibility and increase influence within the C-Suite.

Experiences like Mr. Suttie's have been driving fast growth in coaching "C-suite" executives -- those with the titles of CEO, COO and CFO, says Steve Mitten, president of the International Coach Federation, a certification organization that includes 8,000 coaches in 30 countries around the world.

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