director

director
noun
1 controls a company/an organization
ADJECTIVE
▪ company, managing
▪ executive, non-executive
▪ assistant, associate, deputy
▪ senior
▪

Alan Watt, senior director of marketing and strategy

▪ founding
▪

She is the founding director of graduate programs.

▪ acting, interim
▪

Ms Hidden has replaced her as acting director.

▪ art, commercial, communications, editorial, finance, marketing, medical, production, sales, technical
▪ national, regional
▪

the company's regional director in North America

▪ athletic
▪

He was athletic director of Mills College.

▪ personnel
▪

the company's personnel director

▪ museum
▪

an eminent museum director and curator

▪ programme/program (esp. AmE)
▪

Fred Madison, technology program director for the Industrial and Technology Assistance Corp.

PHRASES
▪ the board of directors
▪ the post of director (esp. BrE)
2 of a film/movie, play, etc.
ADJECTIVE
▪ film (esp. BrE), movie (esp. AmE), theatre/theater
▪ Bollywood, Hollywood, etc.
▪ artistic, creative, musical
▪ casting
▪

I got a call from the casting director asking me to do a part.

▪ associate
▪

He became associate director of California Ballet in 1983.

▪ programme/program
▪

Milberg is the station manager and programme/program director at WDAM Radio.

▪ award-winning
PHRASES
▪ the role of director
▪

He now felt ready to take on the role of director.


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