An owner may be entitled to the profits of a company in the proportion of their ownership weight, as a company may have multiple owners.

Owner: An owner is a financial stakeholder of a company, usually with an equity position in the business.

A CEO may hold a chairperson position if they directly manage a committee. For example, a Board of Directors often has a chairperson to oversee the management of the entire board. A chairperson may also go by the title 'president.' The chairperson is in charge of managing the group of individuals often assigned a specific task or set of responsibilities.

Chairperson: A chairperson (often called chair, chairman, or chairwoman) is a presiding officer that oversees a group or committee.

If the CEO helped start the company, they can also be considered a founder and may be referred to as both simultaneously (i.e., founder/CEO). A founder can be a title of an individual currently with a company or a title of an individual that started the company but has since left. They helped bring the company into existence, creating the bylaws and articles of incorporation, organization structure, and overall strategy from the first day.

Founder: A founder of a company is an individual that started the company.

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