CEO duality refers to a situation in which the CEO formulates and implements strategies.the CEO serves as both the CEO and the chair of the board of directors. the CEO is responsible for acting as CEO and serving on the compensation committee. the CEO is responsible for acting as CEO and Chief Operating Officer (COO).

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