What is the title for the individual in charge of a company?

• A. Resource director
• B. Company officer
• C. Squad leader
• D. Sector manager

Answer: (B)

The idea here is about authority and scope of responsibility in a company. The person in charge needs a title that signals official leadership over the whole organization, not just a specific function or team. A company officer is a broad term that denotes someone with formal authority at the company level and responsibility for overall operations and strategic decisions. That makes it the best fit among the options because it directly implies leadership of the company as a whole.

The other roles point to narrower duties: a resource director concentrates on resources, a squad leader runs a small team, and a sector manager oversees a particular geographic or market area. None of those titles inherently indicate overall company leadership, so they aren’t as appropriate for describing the person in charge of the entire company.