International Top Managers' Day
April 9 · Level 7 · #856 of 2238
This informal professional observance recognizes senior executives who set a company's direction and take responsibility for major decisions. It offers a reason to discuss leadership, including what managers owe the teams whose work makes business results possible.
How it is celebrated: workplaces that recognize the occasion exchange congratulations and thank their leaders. Each company chooses its own approach, from a personal message to a discussion of management experience.
A top executive does not necessarily own the business. Owners can hire someone to run it, making ownership and executive leadership distinct roles.