QMy fiance and I are marrying May 2009 in British Columbia and want a friend to officiate, under the marriage act it needs to be solemnized by a Marriage Commissioner. I've searched the government pages but I can't find HOW someone gets appointed by the Vital Statistics Agency Chief Executive Officer to be a Marriage Commissioner.

Qor what are the written opinions by a state's chief executive officer called?

Qwhat course should i take to be a chief executive officer someday?

QWhy should a personal assistant be important in the office of the chief executive officer.

QIs Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and accountant and marketing manager the same thing?which one is the highest paid?

QI heard that Chief Executive Officers make a lot of money and I want to know how long it would take to become a CEO. Is it easy to become a CEO and can I major it in Baruch college? And what do I have to do to become a successful CEO?

QArnold is the chief executive officer of Beta Corporation. Arnold’s responsibilities include decisions on product development, marketing, and other significant business directions. Arnold is subject to the approval and oversight of Beta’s board of directors. Carol is a Beta manager whose duties include the firm’s day-to-day hiring, firing, purchasing, and selling. Dave is a Beta salesperson, whose daily activities are controlled by Carol. Erin writes technical manuals for Beta products according to Arnold’s instructions and has no dealings with Beta customers or sup¬pliers. Fred edits the manuals on a contract-per-manual basis and is not otherwise subject to Beta’s control. Who is a principal? Who is an agent? Who is an employee? Who is an independent contractor? Provide thorough answers.

QI received an offer letter from a company, but they seem to use the word Chief Executive Officio for CEO, instead of Chief Executive Officer. I think the latter is correct, and the former is not! Can you tell me which one is correct?

Q1) You are the president and chief executive officer of a family owned manufacturing firm with assets of $45 million. The company articles of incorporation and state law place no restrictions on the sale stock to outsiders. An unexpected opportunity to expand arises that will require an additional investment of $ 14 million. A commitment must be made quickly if this opportunity is to be taken. Existing stockholders are not in a position to provide the additional investment. You wish to maintain family control of the firm regardless of which form of financing you might undertake. As a first step, you decide to contact an investment banking firm.a) What considerations might be important in the selection of an investment banking firm?b) A member of your board has asked if you have considered competitive bids for the distribution of your securities compared to a negotiated contract with a particular firm. What factors are involved in this decision?c) Assuming that you have decided upon a negotiated contract, what are the first questions that you would ask of the firm chosen to represent you?d) As the investment banker, what would be your first actions before offering advice?e) Assuming the investment banking firm is willing to distribute your securities, describe the alternative plans that might be included in a contract with the banking firm.f) How does the investment banking firm establish a selling strategy?g) How might the investment banking firm protect itself against a drop in the price of the security during the selling process?h) What follow-up services will be provided by the banking firm following a successful distribution of the securities?i) Three years later, as an individual investor, you decide to add your own holding of the security but only at a price that you consider appropriate. What form of order might you place with your broker?

QMy last question was dumb, but please tell me - what do you think - what one can find inside a pocket of a late Chief Executive Officer, lying alone in a daaaark, creepy wood?