There are several titles for the head of the executive branch of a national government, e.g., prime minister, premier and president.
The title of the chief executive or head of the executive branch of the United States is the US President. Barack Obama, a two-term president, is coming to the end of his second term in 2016.
President John Hanson. Full title - President John Hanson in Congress Assembled of the United States of America. Although different titles were considered under both constitutions of the United States, the Executive Office of the President was not created until 1939. As the title changes, the position as President remains the Head of State and Head of Government of the United States of America in the Office of the President as it is spelled out in both constitutions. In the original constitution that patriots died for - Article IX gives the term of the Office of the President.
The Vice President.
The head of the Executive Branch in the US is the President.
The Cabinet secretaries head the departments of which they are the secretaries.
The Cabinet secretaries head the departments of which they are the secretaries.
President.
Commander in chief
Nowadays (Mar 2013), he is an ex-president.
Mayor,Governor,President
President Jacob Zuma
Sylvia M. Burwell is the current director of the Office of Management and Budget.
President, currently its Nicolas Sarkozy.
The president
The president
Marcus Garvey was not elected president of anything. Although he was the head of a back-to-Africa movement, his title was not president.