0 someone who works in business, especially someone with an important position in a company or someone who owns a company:
The typical businessperson experiences 170 interactions per day - phone calls, hallway conversations, emails.
These included lawyers, civil servants, academics, journalists, senior army officers, businesspersons, community leaders and politicians.
One businessperson cited the illiteracy of the police clerk who answered the phone, such that they were unable to take down properly the address of the scene of the crime.
Although there is some variation, the panel is typically composed of a journalist, a businessperson, and a comedian.
She is a lawyer, columnist and businessperson by career.
Visitors, visitors in transit, students, skilled workers, overseas employees, foreign airline employees, and businesspersons all have different requirements for admissibility.
The organization's membership exceeds tens of thousands of youth, from all backgrounds - students, professionals, businesspersons and others.
An extraordinarily wealthy or powerful businessperson is called a "business magnate" or "tycoon".
The offenders included civil servants, businesspersons, and laborers.
