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Definition of boardroom

boardroom

/ˈbɔːrd.ruːm/
board · room

Plural:boardrooms
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1

A formal room in which the board of directors of a company or organization regularly meets.

Example

"The executives gathered in the boardroom to discuss the upcoming quarterly financial report."


2

The directors of a company considered collectively as a group of decision-makers, or the realm of high-level corporate management.

Example

"There has been growing pressure to increase diversity in the corporate boardroom."

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