appointer
/ˈæpɔɪntər/Definitions
1. noun
A person or organization that is responsible for making appointments, especially for a public official or a group of people.
“The governor’s appointer for the state supreme court was widely criticized for the decision.”
2. verb
To choose or select someone for a particular position, often with formal authority.
“The company appointer will interview the candidates for the marketing manager position.”