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promotor

promotor

4.3
A person or company that organizes, advertises, and pays for public events like concerts
  • noun
  • /prəˈmoʊtər/
  • UK
translation icon : promotor
  • A successful promotor must handle both marketing and financial aspects of an event.

Examples

  • After months of planning, the promotor finally announced the lineup for the concert.

  • The promotor arranged for several famous artists to perform at the festival.

  • The promotor organized a fantastic concert last weekend.

  • Many promoters are struggling due to the pandemic.

  • The promotor organized a fantastic concert last weekend.

  • The promotor arranged for several famous artists to perform at the festival.

  • After months of planning, the promotor finally announced the lineup for the concert.

Synonyms

promoter
vspromotor
57 4.0

A person or company that organizes and advertises public events like concerts

also includes arranging advertising and providing money for events
impresario
vspromotor
7 8.8

A person who organizes and pays for public shows like concerts or plays

places more emphasis on advertising and promotion rather than only funding

Surface Forms

promotor singular
promotors plural
promoters plural
promoter singular

Morphology

promotor = promote (transparent) = promote + or

Clear agentive formation: someone who 'promotes' (publicizes/organizes) is straightforwardly an agent formed with '-or'.

Etymology

Promotor comes from the parts pro- ('forward') and movere ('to move'), the same idea in the English words move and promote. So a promotor is someone who 'moves' an event forward by organising, advertising, and paying for it.