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Imagine if the head of the Pirates was a maxed out tunnel rat, or if Church of Revelation was a phoenix brigade.
They are still business CEOs, not superheroes - they hire others to do fighting for them.
I loved the idea of CEOs being kitted out in the best gear and having the top-of-the-line implants, maybe even something unique, but in terms of personal power, I'd rather see them hire elite squads of bodyguards - those could actually be unique in some ways to present a challenge.