hierarch
/ˈhaɪərɑːk/Definitions
1. noun
a person of high rank in a hierarchical structure, especially one who has administrative or executive authority
“The company’s new hierarch will oversee the reorganization of the marketing department.”
2. noun
a person of high rank in a hierarchical structure, especially a member of the clergy
“The hierarch of the Greek Orthodox Church visited the monastery last week.”
3. noun
a system of organization in which members of an organization are ranked in a series of levels, with each level having a specific set of responsibilities and powers
“The company’s hierarch is designed to promote efficiency and clear communication between departments.”
4. verb
to arrange or organize in a hierarchical structure
“The new manager will hierarch the team to ensure that each member is working towards the same goal.”