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How about the Chief Executive of The Association of Chief Executives.
Yes, really.
Now it's over to you......
Friend of a friend is in Middle Management in a tech company. His actual job title is "End Of Level Boss."
My mum did some work for Trebor Basset a while back. Lots there, there was a "Manager of Continuous Liquorice"
The Pope .
Senior management at my university:
Chancellor - honorary position
Vice Chancellor and Chief Executive
Deputy Vice Chancellor
Pro Vice Chancellor (fricking loads of these now)
Deputy Pro-Vice Chancellor (even more of them)
MVVP
Most Valuable Vice President
In a US business of a FTSE company I worked for a few years ago.
K2, purveyors of badly coloured skis, have two key ranges of skis. One is for the in bounds area, known as the front side in US alpine parlance. The chap who leads the other division goes by the catchy title of "Director of Backside Development"
A colleague of mine - different company
Project Manager- Vegetables
"Manager of Continuous Liquorice"
If I'd known that existed when I did my GCSE options...
I don't have a job title so quite often have to think of one up on the fly. That's the next one.
The title I use for all web dev conferences etc is "Sprinkler of the Drupal Sparkle"
Rachel
Manager of continuous liquorice or end of level boss - where did I go wrong?