executive director
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Definition
- Noun:
- A person responsible for the administration of a business: An executive director is a senior leader who holds a position on a company's board of directors and is also a full-time employee responsible for the day-to-day management and strategic direction of the organization.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The executive director presented the annual report to the board.
- As executive director, her primary duty is to oversee all operational activities.
Advanced Usage
- In non-profit contexts: The title "executive director" is commonly used in non-profit organizations to denote the top staff member who reports to the board of directors and manages the organization's operations.
- The non-profit's executive director focused on fundraising and community outreach.
Variants and Related Words
- Managing Director (MD): A similar senior executive role, commonly used in British English and some corporate structures.
- The managing director called a meeting of all department heads.
- Chief Executive Officer (CEO): A very similar or equivalent role in many for-profit corporations.
- The CEO, also serving as executive director, made the final decision.
Synonyms
- Chief executive: A leader with primary responsibility for an organization.
- Head: The person in charge of an organization.
Related Phrases
- To serve as executive director: To hold the position of executive director.
- She will serve as executive director for the next five years.
Noun
- a person responsible for the administration of a business