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Seems like Zuck, Elon, etc. already do this, but using the CEO/COO pairing, but you need their kind of share ownership power to maintain this I think. Co-CEO may be a way to "still be the CEO" (with the powers you need) while having a "real CEO" actually run it.
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Though they weren't co-CEOs were they? CEO is a unique position re: ultimately responsible for everything, whereas creative pairs are insulated from a lot of ops, etc. questions.
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It's interesting that independent creatives get managers/agents to do that work for them, whereas some startup founders/CEOs are just as "crazy artist" as those creatives, but don't get the support they need, and of course they're often not CEO later.
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“Producer” is a wide net, though it softly implies people who have a profit share or decision authority. Include senior creatives, pure silent partner providers-of-funding, and corporate executive decision makers. And it scales down to get-it-done logistics (eg. “line producer”).
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