CEEO/CEXO

What do CEEO and CEXO stand for?

CEEO and CEXO are both abbreviations for chief employee experience officer, the executive responsible for how employees experience their work and workplace. The two abbreviations are used interchangeably for the same role.

What the role does

A CEEO or CEXO brings together the parts of employee experience that are often split between HR, workplace, facilities and IT, from culture and onboarding to the office and the tools people use every day. Read more on the chief employee experience officer page.

Where AskCody fits

AskCody covers the meeting and workplace moments in Microsoft 365, such as booking rooms and desks, ordering services and welcoming visitors, and workplace analytics shows how space is used.

Frequently asked questions

Is a CEXO the same as a CHRO?

Not quite. A CHRO leads HR as a whole, while a CEXO focuses on the experience employees have across HR, workplace and technology.

Is the role common?

It is still relatively uncommon and is often found in larger organizations.

 

Related terms

• Chief employee experience officer
• Employee experience
• WX (workplace experience)
• IT (information technology)
• RFP (request for proposal)