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introducer

introducer

5.3
A person or company that sends customers to another business for a fee
  • noun
  • /ˌɪntrəˈdusər/
  • Jargon
translation icon : presentador
  • She works as an introducer for several tech companies.

Examples

  • An introducer can help businesses grow.

  • As an experienced introducer, she helped many startups connect with potential investors.

  • The company hired an introducer to help them find new clients in the financial sector.

  • As an introducer, she earned a commission for every customer she referred to the insurance firm.

  • Many banks work with an introducer network to expand their customer base.

  • The introducer referred clients to the real estate agency in exchange for a commission.

  • After working as an introducer for several years, he built a strong network of business contacts.

Synonyms

referrer
vsintroducer
1 6.1

A source that directs people to help or information

specializes in sending customers to other businesses for a fee

Surface Forms

introducer singular
introducers plural

Morphology

introducer = introduce (transparent) = introduce + er

The word 'introducer' is transparently derived from 'introduce' with the suffix '-er' indicating a person or entity that performs the action.

Etymology

Introducer comes from the parts intro- 'in' and ducere 'to lead', the same idea behind introduce, which is 'to lead in'. So a business introducer is someone who 'leads' customers to a company and often earns a fee for each referral.