Commanding officer: the senior officer of a military unitġ3. Commander: a leader of a certain military, law-enforcement, or firefighting units with the official rank of commander, or one in command of such a unit regardless of actual rank, or the leader of some organizations or societiesġ2. Commandant: a leader of some military unitsġ1. Chieftain: the leader of a band, clan, or tribeġ0. Chief: the leader of an organization or department (informal except in such titles as “chief of police” and “chief information officer,” or in reference to the leader of a band or tribe of Native Americans)ĩ. Chair (or chairman, chairwoman, or chairperson): one who leads a board of directors or trustees, a committee, or an academic department or presides over a meetingĨ. Coach: one who helps others acquire knowledge or develop skills, especially in athletics, either in groups or, as a tutor, individually also, one of various types of vehiclesħ. Captain: a commander of certain military, law-enforcement, or firefighting units with the official rank of captain, or one who commands a vessel regardless of actual rank, or, by analogy, one who is an acknowledged leader (as in the metaphorical phrase “captain of industry”)Ħ. Boss: someone in authority or control, as a manager or supervisor or a politician who does not have official status as leader of a political entity but has the actual powerĥ. Archon: one who presides (informal), or a chief magistrate in Athens in classical timesĤ. Administrator: a person with short-term or long-term responsibility - in the latter sense, usually a generic term also, one given responsibility over an estateĢ. Here’s a list of words that can take the place of leader.ġ.
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