what is the difference between CEO,MD,Chairman,President
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Answer Posted / priya
CEO has the commanding power over the other lower position
in the organisation
MD is a person who takes care of the managing department
Chairman is the person who takes care of the administration
President is a person who has the power of attorney.
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