| A. CEO (Chief Executive Officer)
| 1. refers to a rank in senior management, usually reports directly to the president or CEO of the company, could be more than one in different areas (Upstream, Downstream, Oilfield services)
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| B. CFO (Chief Financial Officer)
| 2. a person in charge of the Board of Directors
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| C. CIO (Chief Information Officer)
| 3. a mid-level manager who has a specialized, but multidisciplined understanding of everything related to exploration and production, is responsible for tactical decisions within a subsidiary, reports to a managing director
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| D. Chairman of the Board of Directors
| 4. a job title for somebody who is a second in command after a General Director in an oil producing subsidiary
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| E. EVP (Executive Vice-President)
| 5. job title for the head of the information technology group within an organization
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| F. Development Director (DD)
| 6. is the highest-ranking corporate boss in charge of total management of a corporation, company, or organization
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| G. Asset Manager (AM)
| 7. a person who deals with all the governmental authorities regarding the licenses and permits, and also looks after the reservoir development
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| H. General Director (GD)
| 8. is responsible for financial planning and record-keeping, as well as financial reporting to higher management
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| I. Chief Engineer (CE)
| 9. a lower-level manager whose decisions are generally short-term, responsible for operational decisions related to an asset, in some companies reports to a Development Director
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| J. Chief Geologist (CG)
| 10. a person in charge of a legal entity or a subsidiary, reports to the headquarters, but usually is located in the region
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