coheads
/ˈkoʊˌhɛdz/
verb
- To act as joint leaders or heads of something; to share the role of heading an organization, department, or project.
- The two professors cohead the university's science program.
- She coheads the charity with her brother.
- They coheads the department, dividing responsibilities equally.
noun
- People who share the position of leader or head of an organization, department, or project.
- The two coheads of the research team presented their findings together.
- The coheads of the committee worked well together to organize the event.
- Our company's coheads meet every Monday to discuss strategy.
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