promoter
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- noun
- /prəˈmoʊtər/
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promotor
- In 1947, basketball promoter Sid Goldberg staged a series of professional games in the South.
- promoters and performers
- sports promoter
- managers and promoters
When I'm working in MMAI work for the promoter, not the fighter, OK?
- When I'm working in MMAI work for the promoter, not the fighter, OK?
- I think Bryce Hall was the best boxing promoter of that entire event.
- In fact, the promoters of shows go out of their way to reinforce this.
- What they see is the image that's presented to them by the promoters.
- Forget we're looking at making sure the fighters get rewarded, not the promoters.
- When she gets to New York, she gets caught up in the whole nightlife scene, meets a popular party promoter, and sparks fly.
- No boxer really trusts a promoter until you've got a relationship that's bigger than just contracts.
- You drove to the show, the motherfuking promoter got a car.
- The fans become the promoters because they get a back end.
- He's a YouTube content creator, entertainer, boxer, promoter, musician.
- Yeah, obviously in in London, I saw the other promoters, the way that they dealt with it.
Examples
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So looking for a promoter who can put this together, you know.
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And a promoter got him to play a concert, and he was hoping it was gonna be a great show.
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You know that promoter that I was telling you all about?
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Cops crawling over the stage, the promoter of the concert trying to get the crowd's attention.
Fiction book (1991) -
Now, I'm looking for a nightclub promoter.
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When she gets to New York, she gets caught up in the whole nightlife scene, meets a popular party promoter, and sparks fly.
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The plaintiff was not a consumer, but an experienced concert promoter, Bill Graham.
Academic text (2018) -
He's a music promoter.
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Local culture and memory are recalled differently by performers, promoters, and others involved in Tartit production.
Academic text (2005) -
The promoter for the concert ensured all the performers were prepared and the venue was set up on time.
Synonyms
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2.8
A person who plans events and asks people to join a group or cause
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2.5
A person or company that pays to put ads to sell goods
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5.0
A person who gets news and media attention for someone or something
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4.4
A man who entertains people at public shows or events
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A person who organizes and pays for public shows like concerts or plays
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3.5
A person who plans events like weddings and conferences for clients
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A person who manages how people see a company and talks to the press
A person or company that organizes, advertises, and pays for public events like concerts
A person or group who makes something known to many people to promote it
A man who makes a person, company, or event known to many people
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Etymology
Promoter comes from the Latin word promovere, made of pro- 'forward' and movere 'to move'. That's why a promoter in events is someone who 'moves' a show forward by organizing and advertising it so people come.