A chief operating officer (COO) is a c-suite executive who is responsible for overseeing the operational activities of a company. Individuals in this role typically report to the CEO and serve as second-in-command for the business.
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A COO (Chief Operating Officer) is the executive who is mainly in charge of making sure the general operations and day-to-day functions of a business go smoothly. COOs largely concern themselves with efficiency. If something goes wrong with operations, they are responsible for fixing the problem.
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The COO is often the unsung hero of the C-suite, but what do they actually do? We explore the role of the Chief Operations Officer and why they’re essential.
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Chief operating officers are making a comeback—and the role is bigger, bolder, and more transformative for business operations than ever.
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The chief operating officer oversees the manufacturing, production, sales and personnel matters of an organization. The COO reports to the chief executive officer, connecting C-level executives with department heads, supervisors and employees.
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The chief operating officer (COO) is a senior executive tasked with overseeing the day-to-day administrative and operational functions of a business.
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