Member at Large
/ˈmɛmbər æt lɑrdʒ/
Definitions
- (n.) A member of an organization elected or appointed to represent the membership at large rather than a specific constituency or district.
The member at large voiced the concerns of all club members during the meeting.
Forms
- member at large
- members at large
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Commentary
The term ‘member at large’ is often used in corporate, non-profit, and association governance to designate representatives who serve broadly rather than from a particular subdivision.
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