boardroom

noun
UK /ˈbɔːdruːm/
US /ˈbɔːrdruːm/

A room where a group of leaders meet to talk about important plans.

The managers gathered in the boardroom to discuss the new project.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The group of directors who run a company, seen as a whole.

The boardroom approved the budget for next year.

3. A place where serious decisions about an organization are made.

The decision was made in the boardroom, not on the shop floor.

4. A large table used for formal meetings.

Papers were spread across the boardroom before the guests arrived.