chairmans
Chairman is a title used for the presiding officer of a deliberative assembly, board, or committee. The person holding this position is responsible for running meetings, setting agendas, and representing the body in official functions. In many organizations, the role is now commonly referred to as chair, chairperson, or simply chair, reflecting a shift toward gender-neutral language.
Plural forms: The traditional plural is chairmen. Some organizations now prefer chairpersons or chairs to emphasize
Etymology and history: The term derives from chair, a symbol of the meeting’s authority, with the suffix
Usage notes: In formal governance documents, choose the form preferred by the organization; in many public institutions,
See also: chair, chairperson, governance, board of directors.