The cable channel will grease the rungs of the corporate ladder with "Now Who's Boss?" -- a hourlong primetime series that transplants CEOs into entry-level jobs at the companies they run. "The conceit of the series is to show an honest experience from both the executive and employee sides," said Michael Klein, who will executive produce "Boss" with NYTT's Matthew Gould. Other executives scheduled to trade their white collars in for blue ones include Skip Sherman, senior vp entertainment at Universal Orlando; Dan Brestle, group president of Stila Cosmetics at Estee Lauder Cos.; John Selvaggio, president of Delta Airlines' Song Air Service; Larry Flax and Rick Rosenfield, co-founders of California Pizza Kitchen; and John Vanderslice, president and CEO at Club Med Americas.

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