Difference between revisions of "Chief of staff"
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| − | '''Chief of staff''' is an important | + | '''Chief of staff''' is an important adviser, aide, or coordinator for the executive or office holder. The Chief of staff is known as the highest-ranking member or senior aide. |
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| + | The Chief of staff services an executive leader such as the [[President]] or head-of-state, a military commanding officer, an elected official, a business executive or a commission. | ||
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| + | The position is usually appointed by the leader and serves on his behalf, conducting day-to-day duties such as dealing with inquiries from the legislative branch of government. | ||
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Revision as of 01:32, March 7, 2017
Chief of staff is an important adviser, aide, or coordinator for the executive or office holder. The Chief of staff is known as the highest-ranking member or senior aide.
The Chief of staff services an executive leader such as the President or head-of-state, a military commanding officer, an elected official, a business executive or a commission.
The position is usually appointed by the leader and serves on his behalf, conducting day-to-day duties such as dealing with inquiries from the legislative branch of government.