"C-suite" is a term for the most important executives of a company, the group of officials within an organization who have the word 'chief' in their job title.

In Anglo-Saxon terminology, which is also widely used internationally, job titles almost always begin with a C, such as the chief executive officer (CEO) and the chief financial officer (CFO). Modern companies often have multiple 'chiefs,' each responsible for a specific business area.

These leaders form the core of strategic management and are decisive for the direction and growth of the organization.