headship
/ˈhɛdˌʃɪp/
noun
- The position or role of being a leader, director, or head of an organization, school, or department.
- He aspired to the headship of the research institute.
- The company's headship passed to a new CEO last quarter.
- She was appointed to the headship of the high school after years of teaching.
- The period during which someone serves as a leader or head.
- The museum flourished during the headship of its founding director.
- His headship of the department lasted for twelve years.
- Under her headship, the university expanded its international programs.
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