cochair

/ˈkoʊˌtʃɛr/
noun
  1. A person who shares the position of chairperson with another person.
    • The two cochairs worked together to plan the conference.
    • As cochair, he helped lead the monthly meetings.
    • She was elected cochair of the fundraising committee.
verb
  1. To serve as a cochair of a committee, event, or organization.
    • They will cochair the annual charity gala this year.
    • I agreed to cochair the science fair with my colleague.
    • Two professors cochair the department's advisory board.
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