chairman

chairman
(also chairperson) noun
ADJECTIVE
board, campaign (AmE), club, commission, committee, company, party

She is married to a company chairman.

acting, current, former, incoming, interim, new, outgoing

a report by the outgoing chairman

deputy, vice
executive, honorary, non-executive
VERB + CHAIRMAN
hold the post of, serve as, take over as
appoint (sb), elect (sb), name sb
step down as

He steps down as chairman of the Federal Reserve next year.

CHAIRMAN + VERB
resign, stand down

The chairman resigned following the allegations.

PREPOSITION
chairman of

chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee


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