The President of Brigham Young University (BYU) is the chief executive officer responsible for overseeing the university's administration, academic programs, and strategic direction. This role includes managing faculty, staff, and student affairs while ensuring that the university adheres to its mission of providing a quality education rooted in Latter-day Saint values. The president also represents BYU in external relations, including partnerships with other educational institutions and community organizations. This position is typically held by a leader with a strong academic background and a commitment to the university's religious and educational principles, fostering a supportive environment for students and faculty alike.