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Adolf Dassler

19th century

Andrew Carnegie

19th century

Armand Peugeot

19th century

Arnold Peter Moller

19th century

Arnold von Siemens

19th century

August Borsig

19th century

August Thyssen

19th century

Augustus Moore Herring

19th century

Camille Dreyfus

19th century

Camillo Olivetti

19th century

Carl Duisberg

19th century

Carl Friedrich von Siemens

19th century

Cecil Rhodes

19th century

Charles Richard Fairey

19th century

Clarence Gilbert Taylor

19th century

Claude Dornier

19th century

Clement Studebaker

19th century

Clessie Cummins

19th century

Clyde Cessna

19th century

Coco Chanel

19th century

Daniel Swarovski

19th century

David Sarnoff

19th century

Den Kenjiro

19th century

Donald Wills Douglas Sr.

19th century

Édouard Nieuport

19th century

Edward Andrew Deeds

19th century

Edward G. Budd

19th century

Elmer Ambrose Sperry

19th century

Ernest Oppenheimer

19th century

Ernst Heinkel

19th century

Ettore Bugatti

19th century

Franz Saurer

19th century

Frederick Handley Page

19th century

Frederick Miller

19th century

Frederick Rentschler

19th century

Friedrich Bayer

19th century

Friedrich Weyerhäuser

19th century

Fritz Hoffmann-La Roche

19th century

Geoffrey Faber

19th century

Georg Wilhelm von Siemens

19th century

George J. Mead

19th century

Glenn Curtiss

19th century

Harry Warner

19th century

Henry Clay Frick

19th century

Henry Ford

19th century

Henry Villard

19th century

Homer Stryker

19th century

Horace Elgin Dodge

19th century

Hugo Boss (businessman)

19th century

J.P. Morgan

19th century

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Sources
1. Wikipedia: Chief executive officer
WikipediaChief executive officer, Etymology section
Quote, Chief executive officer, Etymology section
The term 'chief executive officer' is attested as early as 1782, when an ordinance of the Congress of the Confederation of the United States used the term to refer to governors and other leaders of the executive branches
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