Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
co-chair
noun
/ˈkoʊˌtʃɛr/
Definition
A co-chair is a person who shares the responsibilities of leading a committee or organization with another individual.
Examples
- At the annual conference, the co-chairs presented the committee’s findings together.
- She was appointed as co-chair of the fundraising committee.
Meaning
The term ‘co-chair’ implies a partnership in leadership, where two or more individuals jointly oversee meetings, discussions, and decision-making processes.
Synonyms
- joint chair
- shared leader
- co-leader
