Premier (disambiguation)

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A premier is a head of government, in several countries and sub-national jurisdictions.

Premier may also refer to:

Automotives[]

• Premier Automobiles Limited, an Indian automobile manufacturer
• Premier Motor Manufacturing Company, a defunct US automobile manufacturer
• Eagle Premier, a car made by the Chrysler Corporation from 1988 to 1992
• Holden Premier, a car made in Australia from 1962 to 1980

Music[]

• Premier Radio, a radio station in London
• DJ Premier an influential hip-hop DJ and producer
• The Premiers, 1960s garage band who performed "Farmer John"
• Premier, a British maker of high quality Jazz and Rock drum kits.

Organisations[]

• Premier (cycling team), a Russian road-racing team 2006–2007
• Premier Foods, a British-based food manufacturer
• Premier Health Partners, a hospital network company based in Dayton, Ohio
• Premier Percussion Limited, a Leicestershire-based manufacturer of drums and percussion instruments
• Premier Rides, a rollercoaster manufacturing company based in Millersvile, Maryland, USA
• Premier Stores, a symbol group of retailers in the United Kingdom

Other[]

• Premier, Bell County, Kentucky
• Premier, Switzerland, a town in Switzerland
• Premier, British Columbia, an abandoned mining town in British Columbia, Canada
• Premier (cigarette), a smokeless cigarette released by the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
• Beechcraft Premier, a jet aircraft made by Hawker Beechcraft
• Premier Sports, a group of sports television channels broadcasting in United Kingdom

See also[]

• WTA Premier tournaments, the elite category of tournaments on the Women's Tennis Association
• Premier League (disambiguation)
• Premiere, a first performance
• Premiere (disambiguation), including "Première"
• Premiership (disambiguation)
• La 1ère (disambiguation) (French: La Première, lit. 'The First'), "Première", feminine of "le premier"
• First (disambiguation), premier

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