Chief Visionary Officer

Chief Visionary Officer ( CVO ) (Eng. about ( conductive ) board member for (entrepreneurial ) visions ) is the name of a task in the enterprise management.

It provides an interface between CEO (Director, Managing Director, Chairman of the Board ), CFO ( finance ) and COO ( operating divisions ) dar. Often it happens that the CVO also takes on other objects of the company management.

From a CVO is expected that he brings a very broad-based expertise in many areas. In addition to the business core competencies but are primarily the visionary ideas relevant content of this task. Ultimately, the CVO is responsible for ensuring that the company's long -term prospects and derived strategies and implementation plans can be developed.

Examples

The first official CVO was Tim Roberts, the entrepreneurial -minded founders of the Broadband Investment Group.

Bill Gates in 2003 made ​​the decision to resign as CEO and to support active as CVO developing Microsoft.

Another CVO is about Tom Groth at Sun Microsystems.

• Chief Officer
• Strategy Management