幹部 (かんぶ, kanbu) Japanese meaning: management

幹部 (かんぶ, kanbu) Japanese meaning: management | Kotomora

Kanji

経けい営えい陣じん
経営陣 refers specifically to the executive management team of a company, while 幹部 is broader and covers leadership in any organization, including political parties or the military.
重じゅう役やくN2
重役 is a somewhat old-fashioned term for top corporate executives, whereas 幹部 is more neutral and widely used across companies, parties, and organizations.
首しゅ脳のうN2
首脳 emphasizes the very top leader(s) of a government or major organization, while 幹部 refers to the broader core leadership group beneath or including that top level.
管かん理り職しょくN2
管理職 refers specifically to managerial positions, often middle management, while 幹部 emphasizes the top decision-making core.

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執しっ行こう部ぶ
幹部 refers to the individual high-ranking members themselves, while 執行部 refers to the executive body or committee as a collective organizational unit.
首しゅ脳のう部ぶ
幹部 refers broadly to executives or senior officials, while 首脳部 emphasizes the collective top leadership as a unified body.
三さん役やく
幹部 refers broadly to the leadership or top management of an organization, whereas 三役 specifies exactly three top posts.
エグゼクティブ
幹部 covers management or leading staff broadly, while エグゼクティブ implies a higher, often C-suite level.

平ひら社しゃ員いんN2
平社員 means an ordinary, rank-and-file employee with no managerial authority, the direct opposite of a 幹部 who holds leadership power.
平ひら
平 refers to an ordinary, low-ranking employee, while 幹部 refers to a senior executive or leadership member of an organization.

幹かん事じN2
幹事 shares the kanji 幹 with 幹部 but means an event organizer or secretary of a group, not a top-level executive.
幹みきN1
幹部 (using the same kanji 幹) means the executives or senior staff of an organization, not the physical or figurative trunk that 幹 refers to.

Compound of 幹 (trunk, core) and 部 (section, part), literally meaning the core part of an organization.