Director
/dɪˈrɛktər/
Definitions
- (n.) An individual appointed or elected to manage the affairs of a corporation or organization, typically part of the board of directors.
The directors approved the new company strategy at the meeting.
- (n.) A person who supervises the operations and policies of a business or institution.
She was appointed as the director of the nonprofit organization.
Forms
- directors
See also
Commentary
The term 'director' often refers to both statutory board members and managerial roles; clarity may be required in drafting to specify the precise capacity intended.
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