An officer responsible for financial operations of organization is considered as
A. chief financial officer
B. chief manager
C. chief line function
D. chief staff function
Answer: Option A
Solution(By Examveda Team)
An officer responsible for financial operations of organization is considered as chief financial officer. A Chief Financial Officer is an executive who is in charge of monitoring cash flow, financial planning and other financial activities within an organization.This Question Belongs to Management >> Management Accounting
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