Chief Administrator
2. Chief Executive
3. Chief Diplomat
4. Chief of State
a. the presidential role as the top director of all agencies under the executive branch
b. the presidential role as the ceremonial head of the government
c. the presidential role as the top executive in both foreign and domestic affairs
d. the presidential role as the main spokesperson to the rest of the world and principal creator of foreign policy
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