Chefe Ceo Novels & Stories

Good Morning everyone, I am Alex, your temporary CEO while my father is recovering. Everyone just stared at her with a surprised, confused and questioning look in their eyes. Alex did not wait for them to respond. She went directly to the point. I wont waste your time anymore, I am here to introduce myself. I already studied the status of the company and it is not good. I heard many of the investors already left and I will ask you now, who among you is planning to leave?

Ole Cafe Evelina stood in front of the coffee shop an hour before it opened. She let out a deep breath she had not realized she was holding in and, once she was done, she finally relaxed. Two weeks ago, she had caught her husband cheating on her with his mistress, a beautiful banker who was far slimmer than Evelina ever was. Having nowhere else to go, her father had called her and asked her to come back and run the family cafe business... the very same cafe her parents had started when she was only a little girl. It was only a week ago that she had officially taken over the day-to-day running of the business and now she was officially a business owner... though she was still taking time to l

Alana asks curiously, making Leo look up and gaze towards Alana. "Same as the average chef's salary," Leo replies casually but causing a frown on Alana's forehead. "Don't you give him bonuses?" "Sometimes at the end of the year." "Do you know that he not only works as a chef but also manages and organizes the entire shop?" Alana explains, making Leo put away the documents in his hand, looking at Alana with a puzzled expression as if not understanding Alana's statement. "Didn't Pedro tell you?" Alana continues, and Leo remains silent because Pedro never mentioned that the one in charge at the central shop is also the chef.

Their wedding was probably a very private event, and it was not covered on the news; however, there is no mistake that the woman standing proudly on the stage right now is Kyle’s wife. “Don’t look so troubled. Elizabeth just took over as CEO. It’s like her trial period so it hasn’t even been publicly announced yet. Just like me, she’s following in her father’s footsteps,” Ace explained as he secretly reached for my hand. She’s not that much older than me and she’s already the CEO. If what Ace said is true, then she’s the only daughter of the pervious chairman of Chase Creatives. I stared at the woman who smiled confidently on the stage: Elizabeth Chase.

“Then prove them wrong. Do what you’ve always done. Be excellent.” There was no doubt in his voice. “You won’t be reporting to me as your boyfriend,” he added. “You’ll be reporting to me as your CEO. And I’ll expect the same standards I hold everyone else to.” She almost laughed. “You won’t go easy on me .” “No,” he agreed. “I won’t .” A small silence settled between them. Chelle felt fear, yes—but underneath it was something stronger. Excitement. She had spent so long supporting other people’s visions. What would it feel like to lead her own?

What did she do to deserve this? "All I can tell you is that you offended someone very important. I can't give you any more details. He is very powerful and well. He donated a huge amount of money to our café, so I can't afford to lose his support," Kevin said everything in one breath. He hides the fact that the money goes directly into his pocket for obvious reasons. "Please. You can't do this to me! I have a six year old daughter to feed," Elisa forced herself not to cry.

A friend of a friend told her that the most powerful Personal Assistant of a CEO in the Tech Industry was coming to the party. Her friend told her that the amazing assistant went to high school with this strange computer science and math prodigy who later started his own company. However, the assistant didn’t pursue any career but followed the CEO of a large corporation, LFE Co CEO Keilan Druon. "What's his name again?" Eva asked with fear on her lips.

But if he fails to get married today, then the chances of him being appointed as CEO again at the next board meeting will be very unlikely. Mr. Smith, the largest shareholder in the Samudra Group, is known for disliking people who have a history of failure in his life. He said that the man had never appointed a person who had failed in his life to serve as a leader in his companies. Even though it was just hearsay, Sagara didn't want to take any chances. He still had to choose a safe path, one that will not jeopardize his position as CEO of the Samudra Group.