commissioner
/kəˈmɪʃənər/Definitions
1. noun
A person appointed to administer or oversee a particular activity, organization, or area of government.
“The mayor appointed a commissioner to oversee the city’s transportation department.”
2. noun
A person who buys goods or services on behalf of another, often with a discount or rebate.
“The company hired a commissioner to purchase office supplies for the entire corporation.”
3. noun
A person who is given a task or duty to perform, often with a specific goal or objective.
“The team leader assigned a commissioner to investigate the recent security breach.”
4. verb
To appoint or assign someone to a particular task or duty.
“The manager commissioned a new team member to work on the project.”