cofounder
- noun
- /ˌkoʊˈfaʊndər/
- He is the cofounder and CEO of Shot Studios.
- cofounder and first executive
- cofounder of the program
Steve Wozniak, OK, cofounder of Apple Computer with Steve Jobs.
- Steve Wozniak, OK, cofounder of Apple Computer with Steve Jobs.
- Louis, Schwan studied business biology and nutritional science and became the cofounder of Advanced Integrative Health Alliance.
- Joel Levin, cofounder of Teacher Gaming, created this.
- So as I mentioned before, Connie is one of the cofounders here of Sun Lighten who creates infrared light therapy and saunas.
- I'm a musician, Roducer, also cofounder of Evade.
- and I also am a cofounder of Empowered Brotherhood, one of the largest men's group here in Austin. Well, guess what? I'm not speaking that into that.
Examples
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Steve Wozniak, OK, cofounder of Apple Computer with Steve Jobs.
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Eric Cressy Mac is president and cofounder of Cressy Sports Performance with facilities in Palm Beach Gardens, FL and Hudson, MA.
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Do you have a technical cofounder?
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Dana signed on early as a cofounder and has been instrumental in building the brand.
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Joel Levin, cofounder of Teacher Gaming, created this.
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So the Bond King is, of course, the cofounder of PIMCO, legendary and billionaire investor Bill Gross.
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I am from Palo Alto, CA and also a cofounder of a small technology company based in Sunnyvale.
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One of the cofounders, Norman Brown, believes Navajo people must act now to reform Navajo government.
Academic text (2008) -
"There are hundreds, if not thousands, of light pollution ordinances nationwide," notes IDA cofounder Dave Crawford, an astronomer based in Tucson, Arizona.
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Steve Wozniak is a well-known cofounder of Apple, where he worked alongside Steve Jobs.
Synonyms
A person who starts an organization like a company or charity
A person who starts a company or organization with others
A woman who helps start an organization with others
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word cofounder is made of two parts, co- and founder, where co- means 'together' as in cooperate and founder comes from 'to start' or 'to set up'. So, a cofounder is a person who starts a company or group together with others.