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Create a company’s strategic vision and mission and set the overall direction of the company.

A Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is the highest-ranking executive in a company. Although the role of the CEO will differ from organisation to organisation, your main responsibilities will include setting the overall direction of a business and managing the operations and resources of a company.

CEOs are predominantly professionals who have strong leadership skills, as well as extensive acquired knowledge, sound judgement and a proven track record of success over time.

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While there are many pathways to becoming a CEO, most have at least one degree, extensive industry experience and well-developed skills in business, management and leadership.

  1. Complete a bachelor degree in business, commerce, economics or the industry you plan to enter (for example, engineering). This usually takes three years of full-time study.
  2. Consider advancing your skills with a relevant masters degree, such as a Master of Business Administration (MBA).
  3. Gain extensive work experience in leadership roles across a range of businesses, or work your way up through a company. Prior senior-level managerial experience is typically required before becoming a CEO.

How to bedcome a ceo
Financial Management

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Commercial Acumen

Corporate Governance

Financial Acumen

Strategic Planning

Strategic Thinking

Business Management

Leadership

Negotiation

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Latest reviews from 70 Chief Executive Officers surveyed on SEEK

It's tough at the top - but rewarding too

Medium (20-199 employees)

Being the CEO means being in charge. The buck really does stop with you, and for me that is all about bearing the weight of responsibility for the organisation, for the wellbeing of all staff, for the...

There will always be challenges to your authority, and this can be frustrating especially if you pride yourself on your colbaorative and consultative style. You are singled out for characteristics whi...

Interim CEO roles offer significant opportunities for improvement.

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Medium (20-199 employees)

One key benefit of the role is knowing it will be time limited but you still have authority to create immediate and medium term changes. This enables you to engage in short sharp changes which become...

A major challenge is to engage in a change process which does not tie the hands of an incoming CEO, but instead might remove or minimize some obstacles. For example, if restructuring not to do so in ...

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