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1 posted on 12/28/2025 8:12:00 PM PST by SeekAndFind
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I’d nominate the CEO of the largest enterprise who inherited the biggest problems and who has made the most progress toward cleaning up his predecessor’s mess: Donald J. Trump.


2 posted on 12/28/2025 8:33:53 PM PST by bigbob (We are all Charlie Kirk now)
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No Jensen Huang ?


3 posted on 12/28/2025 8:34:43 PM PST by libh8er
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Erika Kirk 🤍


4 posted on 12/28/2025 8:41:36 PM PST by CondoleezzaProtege ( 🩰🌹)
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Elon Musk.


8 posted on 12/28/2025 10:04:30 PM PST by Georgia Girl 2 (The only purpose of a pistol is to fight your way back to the rifle you should never have dropped)
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If it was just money that is being observed, then it will just provide numbers for those that were part of the gaining of it. But that’s not how the position is always used.

A CEO is a contracted person, or group including his immediate assistants, to provide something the management wants him/her to accomplish. It may not be money. If they are the best in their industry, they may be making a lot of that already. It may be representation at major worldwide function, repairing problems within the purchasing and transporting of raw materials, new products, better human relations, taking over the specific industry by obtaining other businesses...anything the management wants to improve. And that’s what they are contracted for. So funds aren’t always the measure of their success as there are many goals they could be facing that don’t always mean financial gain that their contracted/expected performance was based upon.

They could be making money based upon the innovation of their product but their customer service sucks. And that is the newly recognized problem in many companies that is being looked at recently. Look at restaurants. If they are losing customers because the service is that bad, then they just raise their prices for a quick fix. That is one of the major tactics used in that industry. And something like that effects the entire industry from product to distribution to bottom line. I can remember when the Big Mac was priced at 45 cents. Now it’s $5. I sold top line sewing machines in my younger days for a major company for under $1000. Now they are $20,000 and more. Needs create the wishes for the CEO, not just cash.

wy69


9 posted on 12/29/2025 1:55:30 AM PST by whitney69 (`)
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Jamie Simon’s Silver play is the greatest money making machination in world history.
Accumulated 750 million ounces at ~$20/oz?

Going to $300/oz.

Heads will roll from this.


10 posted on 12/29/2025 4:09:41 AM PST by Macoozie (Roll MAGA, roll!)
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I nominate Charlie Kirk.


13 posted on 12/29/2025 6:48:58 AM PST by Albion Wilde (Yesterday only comes one time. —Richard Starkey)
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