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I would like to know which is the meaning of 業務執行社員／業務を執行する社員 (company
employee who executes business operations). How do these words differ from
just 社員?

May 業務執行社員／業務を執行する社員 refer to "a representative, a proxy", that is, a company
employee who represent the company and is authorised to act in its name?

Thank you so much in advance for your help!
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Meaning of 業務執行社員
It must be 常務（執行役員） instead of 業務（執行役員）, literally nobody says 業務執行役員 and it
does not make sense at all. 常務執行役員 is the name of title which is unique to
Japanese culture. The definition is that this person is a board member but
only responsible for execution, management is out of his or her
responsibility. There are many titles in Japanese "サラリーマン" culture but mostly
会長、社長、副社長、専務、常務、部長、課長 are the common titles. Depends on companies, the variety
of tiles vary but these are the most common ones.
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The word 社員 lit. "firm member" is ambiguous in Japanese. In everyday language,
it normally means "company staff(s)" or "employee" (= 従業員). In legal terms,
however, it means those who has right to participate in a legally established
organization, that is, for a usual joint-stock company, shareholders.

Thus 業務執行社員 (as a technical term) means a shareholder who executes the
company's business. It is a legal concept (that the director board can
delegate such-and-such to them...), and usually not used as a public title
such as 社長, 取締役, 役員, CEO etc.
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