Policymaker (noun)

1. A person or group of people who make decisions about the policies of an organization or government.
2. A person who make laws and regulations that govern a society.

Origin:

From policy + maker, term was first used in the early 20th century.

Examples:

1. The policymaker was considering a new tax policy to increase revenue.
2. The policymakers in the government were discussing a new healthcare policy.
3. The school board is the policy maker for the district.
4. The company"s policy maker was responsible for the company"s success.
5. The policymakers in the country were trying to find a way to reduce poverty.