- CEOS
- Corp. bigwigs
- Corp. heads
- Corporate VIPs
- Senior employees, for short
- Sole employees of many tech companies
- Some presidential candidates
- Frequent anti-union types
- Big business bigwigs
- Forbes profilees
- Capts. of industry
- Mad Money guests, often
- A few suits
- Barrons barons
- Big suits
- Boardroom bigwigs: Abbr.
- Figures in Forbes
- Firm folk
- Fortune figures
- Some suits
- Bus. drivers
- Fast Company subjs.
- Corp. VIPs
- Folks in some Forbes articles
- Business cheeses
- Business VIPs
- Boardroom bigwigs
- Highly placed bosses
- Boardroom VIPs
- Top-of-the-line suits?
- Canadian corporate honchos
- Corp. honchos
- They head boards
- Co. heads
- Many Fortune interviewees, briefly
- Heads that are often chairs
- They often call the shots
- Bigwigs for some charities
- Many "Shark Tank" presenters
- Bill Gates and Steve Case
- Boardroom bigshots
- Corp. bosses
- Co. leaders
- Dun & Bradstreet figures, for short
- Some Wharton grads
- Some MBA holders
- Top biz dogs
- Some chairs, briefly
- Bus. bigwigs
- CNBC guests, often
- CNBC interviewees
- Corp. big shots
- Co. honchos
- Corporate top dogs (abbr.)
- Corp. leaders
- Brass band? [Peter Broda]
- Ones exhibiting firm leadership?
- Big execs
- Board mtg. VIPs
- Fortune subjects, briefly
- Org. heads
- Corp. brass
- Top suits
- Firm heads, for short
- Conf. table heads
- Some CNBC interviewees
- Bus. brass
- Co. VIPs
- Firm bosses
- Biz biggies
- Company VIPs
- Co. founders, often
- Highest-paid corp. employees, often
- Corporate heads: Abbr.
- Toppers of org charts
- Company heads: Abbr.
- Conglomerate heads: Abbr.
- Board bigwigs
- Bus. leaders
- Mgmt. VIPs
- Head honchos: Abbr.
- Business brass
- Corporate brass
- Boardroom bosses
- Many "Fortune" readers
- Heads of big cos.
- Board bosses
- Tops of org charts
- Bosses of boards
- Co. bosses
- Up-and-comers cited by "Forbes"
- Corp. officials
- Corp. kahunas
- Simonides' birthplace
- Ancient name of a Cyclades island
- Top corporate mgrs.
- Fortunes profiles
- Fortune profilees
- Top dogs
- Bill Gates and Steve Jobs
- Corp. magnates
- Head honchos
- Corporate honchos, for short
- Theme of this puzzle
- Corporate heads, for short
- Some Fortune mag. readers
- Corp. kingpins
- High-ranking suits
- Business honchos
- Firm wheels, for short
- Fortune profilees, for short
- Ones pictured in corp. reports
- Figs. in company reports
- Mitt Romney and others, once
- Board of directors hirees, for short
- Board hirees
- Biz bigs
- Some "American Greed" subjects, for short
- Company heads, in brief
- Wall St. bigwigs
- Firm leaders, for short
- Tops of corp. ladders
- Business suits?
- Co. captains?
- V.I.P.s at board meetings
- Heads of org. charts
- Key board players
- Their contracts may be board-certified, in brief
- Org. chart figures
- Biz bigwigs
- Co. biggies
- Many billionaires
- Figs. at the top of the corporate ladder
- Major suits, briefly
- Some critics of W.F.H.
- New Law Forces ___ to Humbly Shrug Before Receiving Massive Bonuses (headline in the Onion)
- Corp.-ladder toppers
- Top corp. brass
- People who often make 350x their average worker's salary, according to 2020 data
- Corp. top dogs
- Many limo riders
- Fortune readers?
- Corporate leaders, briefly
- Cook and Zuckerberg, e.g.
- Highest corp. positions
- Walgreens' Rosalind Brewer and others, briefly
- Leaders who often have MBAs
- Corporations' VIPs
- Industry dons: abbr.
- Business bigwigs briefly
- Business leaders
- Corp. goal-setters
- Boardroom bigshots (Abbr.)
- Zuckerberg and Bezos, for short
- From 1978 to 2018, their compensation grew by roughly one thousand percent
- High-ranking employees
- Corporate execs
- Startup big shots
- They often get big bonuses
- Top execs
- Corporate bigwigs
- Top bosses
- Major suits
- Bus. bosses
- Biz bosses
- Heads of firms, briefly
- Biz world bigwigs
- Business Week figures
- Wall St. VIPs
- Co. chiefs
