What is Chair?
He is the person who heads an institution or the board of directors and is responsible for strategic control.
Overview
The Chair is usually the person who leads the board of directors and oversees the overall direction of the organization. He/she has a say in corporate governance and long-term strategies rather than the company's day-to-day operational decisions.
How it works
He organizes board meetings, sets the agenda, and oversees the performance of the company's CEO.
Where it is used
He serves on boards of directors, associations and large organizations.
Commonly confused with
Can be confused with CEO; The CEO manages the company, and the Chair manages the board that manages the company.
Frequently asked questions
Does Chair manage the daily affairs of the company?
Generally no, the Chair is more concerned with the functioning of the board and strategic oversight.
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