The Office of the CEO is Ammetra’s executive suite. Its leaders help the CEO run the company, lead each of the company’s functional domains, and make sure the divisions and shared services work as one organization.
Structure #
| Role | Responsibilities |
|---|---|
| Chief Operating Officer (COO) / President | Second-in-command. Runs the day-to-day execution of the whole company so the CEO can focus on vision, investor relations, and high-level strategy. Acts for the CEO when the CEO is unavailable. |
| C-Suite Officers / Senior Vice Presidents (SVPs) | Lead the company’s major functional domains, such as finance, technology, and people |
| Vice Presidents (VPs) / Senior Directors | Report to the SVPs and run specific portfolios within each domain |
| Specialized Corporate Staff | Lead mandatory governance and administrative functions, such as legal affairs and internal IT |
Functional Domains #
| Leader | Domain |
|---|---|
| Chief Financial Officer (CFO) | Budget, financial planning, reporting, and controls. The CFO also turns the annual plan into a firm budget. |
| Chief Technology Officer (CTO) | Research, engineering, and technology direction |
| Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) | People, talent, compensation, and HR policy |
| Chief Legal Officer / General Counsel | Legal affairs, compliance support, and intellectual property |
| Chief Information Officer (CIO) | Internal corporate networks and enterprise systems |
Examples of VP-level portfolios include the VP of Global Policy, the VP of Enterprise IT, and the VP of Talent Acquisition.
Exact titles and portfolios may change as the organization evolves. See the intranet directory for the current list of executives.
EVPs and SVPs: What’s the Difference? #
- Executive Vice Presidents (EVPs) run the product divisions: Core SaaS, Cloud Services & Platform, and Emerging Technologies / AI & ML. They also sit on the Executive Steering Committee. See Division Executive Vice Presidents & General Managers.
- Senior Vice Presidents (SVPs) and C-Suite Officers lead company-wide functions that serve every division.
How the C-Suite Works #
- Weekly operations review: The COO chairs a weekly review of operations, risks, and priorities.
- Policy authority: C-Suite Officers issue company-wide policies in their domains once the CEO approves them.
- Oversight, not duplication: The C-Suite sets direction and standards. The divisions and shared services do the work.
Contacting the Executive Team #
- Office of the CEO: ceo.office@ammetra.com
- Office of the COO: coo.office@ammetra.com
- Executive Assistants: listed in the intranet directory
Route requests through your division leadership first. Escalate to the executive team when a matter affects more than one division or needs company-level approval.