Business Vocabulary and Executive Job Titles

Vocabulary flashcards covering business terms, pronunciations, and executive job titles with their organizational responsibilities.

Colleague

A person you work with at your company department. Pronunciation: COL-league (noun).

Client

A customer who buys your company's professional services or goods. Pronunciation: CLI-ent (noun).

Visitor

A guest visiting your company's physical office site or city. Pronunciation: VIS-i-tor (noun).

Partner

An allied company or external business associate. Pronunciation: PART-ner (noun).

Representative

A person authorized to act and speak on behalf of your firm. Pronunciation: rep-re-SEN-ta-tive (noun).

Founder

The person who established the company site. Dictated example: 'Alex is our original founder.'

CEO / Chief Executive

The top manager running the entire business. Dictated example: 'Mr. Johnson is currently our CEO.'

Director

Senior manager responsible for a major department. Dictated example: 'She is our Sales Director.'

Personal Assistant (PA)

A person who organizes diaries and calendars. Dictated example: 'Ms. Davis is the CEO's personal assistant.'

Board

The directors who govern and control the business. Dictated example: 'The board meets tomorrow in Chicago.'

Staff

All the active employees working in the company. Dictated example: 'Our Singapore office has fifty staff.'