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Common collocations with board in American Collocation

board noun

US /bɔrd/

advisory
editorial
executive
governing
health
supervisory

He is a member of the editorial board of the British Journalism Review.

be or become a member of a board

be appointed to
be elected to
join
serve on
sit on

He serves on the boards of several companies, as well as working as an independent consultant.

be in charge of a board

chair

They are planning to set up a national policing board, to be chaired by a government minister.

leave a board

resign from
retire from

She resigned from the board when an agreement couldn’t be reached.

convene
meet

The bank’s board convened to discuss ways of handling the crisis.