CIO

or C.I.O.

abbreviation for

1. Business. chief information officer: an executive in an organization who oversees policies and decisions relating to information technology and computer systems.
2. Business. chief investment officer: an executive in an organization who oversees financial assets.
3. Congress of Industrial Organizations.

CIO

abbreviation for

1. See AFL-CIO
   Congress of Industrial Organizations See also AFL-CIO

Example Sentences

We had seniors, blacks, whites—a real coalition of people—and we had a lot of them in Mississippi for the AFL-CIO.

From The Daily Beast

He named New Jersey Rep. Frank LoBiondo, who the AFL-CIO endorsed.

From The Daily Beast

These public-sector workers were members of divisions of the AFL-CIO and SEIU, respectively.

From The Daily Beast

Yes, these and other groups are in reality as closely tied to the Republican Party as the AFL-CIO is to the Democrats.

From The Daily Beast

“With a Republican Senate, all kinds of things are going to reach his desk,” says Bill Samuel of the AFL-CIO.

From The Daily Beast

“Just like Cio-Cio-San,” he muttered to himself, as he dipped his hands into icy water for a morning splash.

From Project Gutenberg

Had it been stolen from her, or was this strange interpreter, who had doubtless just now saved his life, Cio-Cio-San 158 herself?

From Project Gutenberg

Montgomery admitted that he blamed the cio-root for his sufferings.

From Project Gutenberg

All respectable chemists, Montgomery assures me, keep the cio-root.

From Project Gutenberg

The Italians say: 'Le avversità sono per l'animo cio ch' è un temporale per l'aria.'

From Project Gutenberg