Hot Ceo Novels & Stories

The man who was good before cleared his throat, and the others dropped their bottles and glasses of alcohol before standing to their feet. “Well, see you later, buddy.” They added in and all stormed out on their feets. “I'm Joel by name; I'm the acting CEO. Your father told me you would be coming, but I had no idea you would be coming in today. I had hoped you would give your rest and come back here tomorrow perhaps,“ he added in. All through his words, he had scanned me from head to toe, checking me out bits by bits. I knew he was busy checking out if I was a threat to him or Jot.

She opened her laptop to see that she got mail from them and she danced in her mind. Hello, ma'am. You are selected for the interview. Your interview will be taken by the CEO. Mr. Knight said that you can pick any day and come for the interview. Please kindly let me know when you will be available for the interview so that I can inform Mr. Knight. Why does the CEO want to take my interview like he personally knows me? And they replied so soon. He is so considerate as to let me pick a date as I like. Is he considerate like this to everyone or is it just me? Nah, why will it be just me? We don't even know each other, Jennifer thought, feeling very strange about the company and the CEO!

Then the news anchor’s voice followed calm and professional, but her words made my throat tighten. > “In a surprising twist during the shareholders’ voting this morning, Damian Blackwell has officially retained his position as CEO of the Blackwell Group. Two previously inactive shareholders appeared at the last minute, casting decisive votes in his favor. This comes amid recent controversy surrounding his family and the paternity claims involving Adrian Huntley…” The rest of her words blurred. My eyes filled before I could stop them. He did it. He didn’t lose. He didn’t give up.

"Miss Gonzalez! Does this mean the private medical funding and your recent appointment as Vice President were part of a settlement to avoid a massive historical lawsuit?" Emaline looked the reporter dead in the eye, her lips curving into a lethal, breathtaking smile. "My appointment as Vice President of Global Operations was earned on the trading floor this morning when I executed the short position that saved this firm three billion dollars," Emaline replied, her answer dropping like an iron hammer. "I don't accept charity, and I don't accept hush money. I stand here because I am the most qualified strategist in this corporation." A brief beat of stunned silence held the room before a flurr

Peters’s son and soon they were seated in the manager’s office. “CEO Alex, I'm honoured to have you here. What can I offer you?” Alex wasn't in the mood to have anything so he just went straight to the point. What he was about to ask for was a confidential one. “I actually need a favour from you. I would like to see the footage from yesterday.” The manager was shocked by his request but at the same time, it was CEO Alex asking. “That will be quite difficult considering how large here is, but then, this way.” The manager replied, leading him to the control room.

I turned to see George Huntington, CEO of some tech company I'd considered acquiring last quarter before discovering their financials were more creative than accurate. "George," I offered my hand, which he pumped enthusiastically. "I didn't expect to see you here." "Wouldn't miss it. The senator's been very... accommodating to our industry." He winked, the gesture making his jowls quiver. "And Leo! Good to see you, too." Leo exchanged pleasantries while I positioned myself to keep Tyler in my peripheral vision. The bartender moved confidently, his practiced smile never wavering as he poured drinks and chatted with guests.

People say that our boss don't like pollution and population so he stays in that island. We have many branches across the states like West Texas, Florida, California, Washington and many more. In so many SDC companies around the states, no one has ever been appointed as a CEO, instead we have only one CEO and that is Harold Kingston, he also happens to be the board member and he himself selected him as the CEO of entire SDC companies. Only the Hawaiian branch has a CEO present in the company and the other companies have the COO to rule. Our CEO barely visits his other companies, maybe he trusts his COO alot. Our COO is an old man in his early fifties, Mr Frank Lee, who is our boss.

he continued. "Sorry for the inconvenience, my name is Clyde Louis Contreras, and I'm 24 years old," Clyde introduced while Mortani closed her eyes and listened to his panty dropping voice. "His voice makes my knees weak," she thought. It was the first time she had experienced something like that, even with Ely. "Tani, introduce yourself to him," Grandpa Tassio said.

Only the pictures of the director, who was my boss, had appeared. "Uhm, miss Helen?" One of the girls called, and I faced them again. "Yes?" "Is it true that the CEO is coming to oversee this branch affairs for the time being?" She questioned. "I'd be lying to you if I said I knew, dear," I truthfully replied. "I have also been hearing rumors that he's coming." "Oh," She muttered. "My supervisor was speaking to someone on the phone about it and it seems it may be true. I heard he has even handed over the affairs of the headquarters in America to his COO."

Refer to the audio file below and listen to the Chief Executive Officer's early life. [AUDIO CLIP ATTACHED] Not too long, CEO Craige received a ticket from the police for driving above the speed limit after he stormed out of the ball. The CEO immediately complied and contacted his legal team to clean his records. The event today instantly made controversy and was one of the headlines for the morning newspapers and news televisions. Reporters immediately filled the front of his penthouse's building the moment not an hour ago after the event. CEO Caleb Craige rejected to disclose anything about it and was not planning to entertain any of the reporters and interview invitations.