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differences between CEO, COO, and President:nCEO (Chief Executive Officer)nn- Highest-ranking executive in a companyn- Responsible for overall strategy, direction, and decision-makingn- Oversees all operations and departmentsn- Focuses on external factors like market trends, investors, and growthnnCOO (Chief Operating Officer)nn- Second-in-command to the CEOn- Responsible for day-to-day operations and internal managementn- Oversees specific departments like marketing, sales, and product developmentn- Implements the CEO's strategy and visionnnPresidentnn- Can be a separate role or combined with CEO/COOn- Typically responsible for a specific division, subsidiary, or geographic regionn- May oversee multiple departments or functionsn- Reports to the CEO or Board of Directorsn- Focuses on specific business units or marketsnnKey differences:nn- CEO: Strategic direction, external focusn- COO: Operational management, internal focusn- President: Specific business unit or market focus 0 reply
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