overseer
/ˈɒvəˌriːzər/Definitions
1. noun
a person who has charge of a place or a group of people, especially on a farm or in a mine; a supervisor or manager.
“The overseer of the farm was responsible for overseeing the daily operations.”
2. noun
a person who directs or supervises the work of others, especially in a religious or charitable organization.
“The church appointed a new overseer to oversee its community projects.”