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Another co. big shot, 3 letters
B school commencement speaker, maybe, 3 letters
B&N's Steve Riggio, e.g., 3 letters
Big boss at a big corp., 3 letters
Big decision maker, say, 3 letters
Big shot on the board, 3 letters
Big suit, for short, 3 letters
Big wheel in a bus., 3 letters
Bill Gates, e.g.: Abbr., 3 letters
Bill Gates, for one, 3 letters
Board big shot, briefly, 3 letters
Board leader, sometimes (abbr.), 3 letters
Board mem., usually, 3 letters
Board member, for short, 3 letters
Board member, usually, 3 letters
Board of Dir. member, usually, 3 letters
Board of directors hiree, 3 letters
Boardroom bigwig, briefly, 3 letters
Bonus recipient, often, 3 letters
Bus. suite doorplate letters, perhaps, 3 letters
Business bigwig: Abbr., 3 letters
Business leader: Abbr., 3 letters
Business suite doorplate letters, perhaps, 3 letters
Captain of industry, 3 letters
Chairman of Air Canada, or C.N. (abbr.), 3 letters
Company boss, initially, 3 letters
Company head, for short, 3 letters
Company head: Abbr., 3 letters
Corner office occupier, 3 letters
Corp. big enchilada, 3 letters
Corp. decision maker, 3 letters
Corp. jet passenger, 3 letters
Corp. ladder leader, 3 letters
Corp. ladder topper, 3 letters
Corporate biggie, briefly, 3 letters
Corporate boss: Abbr., 3 letters
Corporate decision-maker, for short, 3 letters
Corporate head, for short, 3 letters
Corporate kahuna, for short, 3 letters
Corporate leader: Abbr., 3 letters
Corporate shot-caller, 3 letters
Corporation's top person: Abbr., 3 letters
Decision maker (abbr.), 3 letters
Dream title for an MBA, 3 letters
Forbes profilee, sometimes, 3 letters
Fortune cover subj., 3 letters
Fortune cover subject, 3 letters
Fortune magazine subj., perhaps, 3 letters
Fortune profilee, for short, 3 letters
Fortune reader, perhaps, 3 letters
Gates or Eisner, e.g., 3 letters
Golden parachute beneficiary, 3 letters
Golden parachute holder, perhaps, 3 letters
Golden parachute receiver, maybe: Abbr., 3 letters
Golden parachute recipient (3), 3 letters
He bosses the Pres., 3 letters
Head boss, initially, 3 letters
Head honcho, briefly, 3 letters
Head of 182 companies, 3 letters
Head of a board: Abbr., 3 letters
Headhunter's big recruit, for short, 3 letters
Hierarchy chart's top box, 3 letters
Hierarchy-chart topper, 3 letters
Highest-ranking suit, 3 letters
Hostile takeover figure, 3 letters
Howard Stringer at Sony, e.g., 3 letters
Intel's Paul S. Otellini, e.g., 3 letters
Jeff Bezos or Meg Whitman, 3 letters
Jeff Bezos, to Amazon.com, 3 letters
Jeffrey Skilling's position, once, 3 letters
Jobs at Apple, e.g., 3 letters
Jobs at Apple: Abbr., 3 letters
Jobs or Buffett, e.g., 3 letters
Ken Lay's former title, 3 letters
Limo rider, perhaps, 3 letters
M.B.A. holder, maybe, 3 letters
M.B.A.'s dream position, 3 letters
Many a B school graduate, 3 letters
Many a corner office holder, for short, 3 letters
Many a Fortune profilee, for short, 3 letters
Mark McCormack, for example, 3 letters
MBA's goal, perhaps, 3 letters
Michael McNeely, for the Chargers, 3 letters
Netflix's Reed Hastings, e.g, 3 letters
One driving a bus.?, 3 letters
One of the brass (abbr.), 3 letters
One with a corner office, usually, 3 letters
Organization biggie, briefly, 3 letters
Outfit's biggest suit, 3 letters
Person with a corner ofc., maybe, 3 letters
Person with a golden parachute, perhaps, 3 letters
Pooh-bah hired by a board of directors, 3 letters
Private jet V.I.P., maybe, 3 letters
Rick Wagoner, notably, 3 letters
Robert Eaton, vis-a-vis Chrysler Corp., 3 letters
Samuel Palmisano, at IBM, 3 letters
Steve Ballmer, at Microsoft, 3 letters
Steve Ballmer, to Microsoft (abbr.), 3 letters
Steve Jobs, for one, 3 letters
Steven Ballmer, notably, 3 letters
Steven Ballmer, Steven Jobs, or Steven Appleton, 3 letters
Stock option recipient (inits.), 3 letters
Subj. of a Fortune profile, 3 letters
Suit that trumps all others?, 3 letters
Suit with an MBA, maybe, 3 letters
Tim Cook, e.g., since last month, 3 letters
Tommy Mottola at Sony Music, e.g., 3 letters
Top banana, for short, 3 letters
Top corporate exec., 3 letters
Top dog at Air Canada or CN, for short, 3 letters
Top of a ladder?: Abbr., 3 letters
Top of an org chart, 3 letters
Top of the corp. ladder, 3 letters
Top-of-the-line suit?, 3 letters
Universal's Doug Morris, for instance, 3 letters
VIP at the top of a ladder, 3 letters
VIP who may have an MBA, 3 letters
VIP with an MBA, often, 3 letters
VIP with an MBA, perhaps, 3 letters
Wharton grad's aspiration, maybe, 3 letters
Woman on top, perhaps, 3 letters
Yahoo's Jerry Yang, until late 2008, 3 letters
May appoint other managers (including a president), 3 letters
The corporate executive responsible for the operations of the firm, 3 letters
Reports to a board of directors, 3 letters
Corporate bigwig's musical composition?, 11 letters
Head of Woolly Women, Inc., 6 letters
Lowest-ranking freeman, 5 letters
Anglo-Saxon freemen, 6 letters
Ancient name of a Cyclades island, 4 letters
Bill Gates and Steve Case, 4 letters
Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, 4 letters
Boardroom bigwigs: Abbr., 4 letters
Business bigwigs briefly, 4 letters
Business Week figures, 4 letters
Canadian corporate honchos, 4 letters
Captains of industry, 4 letters
Company bigwigs: abbr., 4 letters
Company heads: Abbr., 4 letters
Conglomerate heads: Abbr., 4 letters
Corner office denizens, briefly, 4 letters
Corporate big shots, 4 letters
Corporate head honchos, 4 letters
Corporate heads, for short, 4 letters
Corporate heads: Abbr., 4 letters
Corporate honchos, for short, 4 letters
David Geffen and others, 4 letters
Dun & Bradstreet figures, for short, 4 letters
Dun and Bradstreet profiles, 4 letters
Figs. in company reports, 4 letters
Firm heads, for short, 4 letters
Firm wheels, for short, 4 letters
Fortune profilees, for short, 4 letters
Fortune subjects, briefly, 4 letters
Head honchos: Abbr., 4 letters
Highly placed bosses, 4 letters
Industry dons: abbr., 4 letters
Mitt Romney and others, once, 4 letters
Ones pictured in corp. reports, 4 letters
Some chairs, briefly, 4 letters
Some Fortune mag. readers, 4 letters
Some white collar criminals, briefly, 4 letters
Some with controversial salaries, 4 letters
Theme of this puzzle, 4 letters
They have the vision thing, 4 letters
They oversee many VPs, 4 letters
Top corporate mgrs., 4 letters
Top-of-the-line suits?, 4 letters
Visionaries, they hope, 4 letters