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Vcolts Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
addressing your president
In a formal business setting,
if you want to address your CEO who is the president of the organization, is it okay to call him Mr. President?
or should it be just Mr. (His last name here)?
if you want to address your CEO who is the president of the organization, is it okay to call him Mr. President?
or should it be just Mr. (His last name here)?
Top answer
I think it depends on the cultural norms. In the US, I would not address the president of my company as Mr. President.
- I think it depends on the cultural norms.
- In the US, I would not address the president of my company as Mr.
- President.
- That salutation is reserved for Mr.
- Obama.
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I think it depends on the cultural norms. In the US, I would not address the president of my company as Mr. President. That salutation is reserved for Mr. Obama.
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Hi,
Customs about this may vary from country to country. Here's how it works in Canada.
In a formal business setting,
if you want to address your CEO who is the president of the organization, is it okay to call him Mr. President? No.
or should it be just M
Customs about this may vary from country to country. Here's how it works in Canada.
In a formal business setting,
if you want to address your CEO who is the president of the organization, is it okay to call him Mr. President? No.
or should it be just M
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