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How do you refer to one's predecessor's predecessor?

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The word can refer to anyone who held a position prior to the current holder, especially when the indefinite article is used. A predecessor developed the current manufacturing process. My immediate predecessor would be the person I replaced in the position. Or you could say Another former Director of note is...

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