co-founder
- noun
- /ˈkoʊˌfaʊndər/
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cofundador
- I'm Greer Allen, Co founder and the CEO of Boomtown.
And your first listing is Co founder of this business, right?
- And your first listing is Co founder of this business, right?
- Enjoy my interview with Whole Foods Co founder and CEO John Mackin.
- And Steve Almani, my Co founder, Steve's in charge of sales.
- He worked in venture capital with the Co founder of AOL.
- And now, dear friends, here's DJ Saw, the Co founder, president and COO of Neolink.
- Among Osmond's best known patients was Bill W, the Co founder of Alcoholics Anonymous.
- And so now you're sort of a billionaire, Co founder of Regeneron.
- I'm the Co founder with with a number of other folks.
- This is my conversation with Alex Rinka, Co founder and Co CEO of Salonas.
- This is my conversation with Adam Phase, the head coach and Co founder of Gymnasium.
- My name is Austin Allred, the Co founder and CEO of Lambda School.
- So this episode is with David Erickson, the Co founder of Teenage Engineering.
- He's the Co founder and the CEO of Voyage.
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My name is Austin Allred, the Co founder and CEO of Lambda School.
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As the co-founder of the startup, she played a vital role in shaping its vision.
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Even better, I am the CEO or Co founder of X.
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And your first listing is Co founder of this business, right?
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And they are both the Co founders of the startorial list.
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Enjoy my interview with Whole Foods Co founder and CEO John Mackin.
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No, Alexis is the Co founder of Reddit.
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Earl Cooper, Co founder and CEO of Eastside Golf.
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This is my conversation with Angus Barge, Co founder and CEO of Mojo.
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He is recognized as a co-founder of the organization that promotes environmental awareness.
Synonyms
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3.9
A person who starts an organization like a company or charity
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A person who starts a company or organization with other people
A woman who helps start an organization with others
A person who makes something together with other people
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Etymology
The word co-founder has two parts: co- meaning 'together' and founder from 'found' meaning 'to start' or 'create'. So a co-founder is someone who starts a company or group together with others.