AThe Founder is the person who started (registered) the business.The CEO is the person who runs the business.it could be the Founder, as in your case.Or you could hire someone to do it.As Founder, you might also be Chairman of the Board.

AI've been there. I founded a company in 1999 with a very innovative idea, and I realized that I got it as far as I could as an "entrepreneur."I made a very good decision in hiring a manager with the skills to take it to the next level.Commonly, those who start companies (I started ten) have great ideas, but don't have the attention span or long-term interest to run the company successfully.Sometimes, the founder does sell out, but in my case, I still own a large stake in the business (which is going public very soon). I would never have been able to do this step.What do I do now? I give advice to the new CEO, provide the benefit of my experience, and and "actively participate in running the company," but not on a day to day basis. And yes, the CEO makes all the decision. But he often asks my opinions in my field of expertise.Meanwhile, I am free to get another "big idea" and do another startup. Or not. Best part, I still own a chunk of the business, but I still have my freedom.I graduated from a great program for company presidents at the Harvard Business School, and found that my story is common. The type person who can start a successful company (a visionary) may not have the temperament, skills, or desire, to run the business long term.

AUnless the founder retains a controlling interest the founder would not be on the list at all. The CEO is charged with following the direction of the chairman of the board who represents the board of directors.

AHarold Ryan holds the title of President at Bungie.The company was originally founded in 1991 by Alex Seropian and Jason Jones.

AThe founder is the person who founded a business. They might still be involved with the company, but sometimes they're left. For example, Steve Jobs is one of the founders of Apple, and he is now CEO, but Steve Wozniak (who is also co-founder of Apple) doesn't even work there anymore.CEO is the highest ranking executive in a corporation who always reports directly to the board of directors. Many times people are given the title "President and CEO," but when the positions are different, the president reports to the CEO. The CEO is usually in charge of longer-term strategy, and the president in charge of day-to-day management. Much of the time though, these are the same position.

AI think that they get paid in the form of a check just like everybody else in the company.

AI don't know how old the children are but I know how old Susan is she's 43

AAbout 20 percent of that, assuming thats the profit. Plus about 2 percent management fee.

ANo, you can get millions a year. If the company is making that much you would probably go public so no longer be public. Then your salary would be what the board of directors voted to pay you. You would own stock and get dividends if they paid any or the stock value could go up and have splits so you could sell some and still grow net worth.

AIf you know the name of the school or atleast what state its in you can either find it online or call the school directory in that state and find it.