The President of the Council for Higher Education Accreditation is responsible for providing leadership and management for the organization, as well as guiding the direction of CHEA and its international affiliate CIQG. This includes serving as a spokesperson for U.S. accreditation and quality assurance, advocating for coherent accreditation policies to various stakeholders, and fostering a cooperative work environment with accrediting organizations and higher education associations. The President is also responsible for developing programs and strategies to advance quality assurance through accreditation, determining organizational structure, staffing, and financial practices to achieve CHEA's goals and objectives.Additionally, the President is expected to be the key voice and face of U.S. accreditation, representing CHEA to the public, higher education community, and internationally. They must advocate for effective accreditation policies to the U.S. Congress, Department of Education, media, and general public. The President plays a crucial role in sustaining and enhancing the credibility of accreditation, working closely with colleges, universities, and other stakeholders to ensure the quality of higher education. Overall, the President of CHEA is responsible for ensuring the organization's success in promoting quality assurance and improvement through accreditation.