vice-presidents

Number two officials

Vice-presidents is the plural of vice-president, a person who ranks immediately below and may act in place of a president.

In the United States, the Vice President succeeds if the President dies or is removed from office.

In corporate settings, vice-presidents are often numerous, heading various divisions: The company has six vice-presidents overseeing different regions.

deputy

second-in-command

Immediate subordinate to leader

substitute · stand-in · proxy · lieutenant · successor · veep · assistant · aide · subordinate · replacement

succession

inauguration

Formal beginning ceremony

elevation · transition · twenty-fifth · amendment · contingency · protocol · interim · acting · vacancy · resignation

executive

cabinet

Enclosed storage furniture

diplomacy · negotiation · bureaucracy · advisor · statecraft · congressional · legislation · federal · summit · regulation

ceremonial

tie-breaker

Contest settling stalemate

ribbon-cutting · commencement · motorcade · representative · envoy · ambassador

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Opposites
organizational hierarchy

vice-presidentspresidents

Multiple heads of state

CEOs · chief executives · chairmen · managing directors · directors

subordination/succession

vice-presidentspresidents

Multiple heads of state

principals · superiors · number ones · leaders · primaries

Family

vice-president, vice, president, presidents, presidential, presidency, preside, presiding, presider

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