Chief Scout

A Chief Scout is the principal or head scout for an organization such as the military, colonial administration or expedition or a talent scout in performing, entertainment or creative arts, particularly sport. In sport, a Chief Scout can be the principal talent scout seeking new players or a tactical scout. ^[1][2]

Frederick Russell Burnham, was Chief Scout of the British South Africa Company and Chief of Scouts to field marshal Lord Roberts during the Boer War.^{[citation needed]}

Some organisations in the Scout Movement adopted the title Chief Scout for the uniformed head of the organization. In some^[which?] countries where Scouting is particularly well-established, the Chief Scout may^[vague] be the head of state.Template:Relevance?

Examples of a chief scout include:

• Chief Scout (The Scout Association)
• Chief Scout (Scouting Ireland)
• Chief Scout Executive for the administrative head of the Boy Scouts of America
• List of Chief Scouts of the Polish Scouting Association
• Robert Baden-Powell, first Chief Scout of The Boy Scouts Association who was proclaimed^{[by whom?]} "Chief Scout of the World".^{[citation needed]}

• Chief Scout's Award

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