1) a person in charge of an auction (auctioneer)
2) a person in charge of a building's cleaning, repairs etc (caretaker)
3) an elderly person (usually a woman) in charge of a girl or young unmarried woman (chaperon)
4) an officer in charge of a military operation (commander)
5) an official in charge of a museum or art gallery (curator)
6) the government department in charge of public money (exchequer)
7) a person in charge of horses; to clean the fur and skin (groom)
8) a person in charge of a library (librarian)
9) a woman who manages the nursing staff of a hospital; a woman in charge of domestic affairs in a school, old people's home etc (matron)
10) (church of England) a clergyman in charge of a parish; a head of certain universities, colleges or religious institutions (rector)
off the management of business or government affairs
involved in managing or using power
in charge
superior, authoritative
of managers or management
administrative