cofounder

or co-found·er

[ koh-foun-der ]

noun

1. a person who founds or establishes something with another.

Word History and Origins

Origin of cofounder¹

First recorded in 1595–1605; co- + founder ¹

Example Sentences

Meanwhile, World of Wonder took advantage of owning its own studio and having series like “UNHhhh with Trixie and Katya” that only required one or two people to produce, said Fenton Bailey, cofounder of World of Wonder.

From Digiday

Dutt is the cofounder and CEO at Grafana Labs, but the fast-growing company isn’t his first go at entrepreneurialism.

From TechCrunch

He is cofounder of The Growth Equation and bestselling author of the book Peak Performance.

From Outside Online

Adam Heitzman is the cofounder and managing partner at Higher Visibility, a full-service digital agency based out of Memphis, TN, most widely recognized for SEO.

From Search Engine Land

Sirish Raghuram is the cofounder and CEO of Platform9, which provides open-source SaaS managed solutions for private and edge clouds.

From Fortune

To find out, I contacted both Blanc and Owen Cook, the RSD cofounder.

From The Daily Beast

“We did this because, in our mind, it was the right thing to do,” cofounder Harry Moorhouse told The Detroit News.

From The Daily Beast

MORGAN O'NEILL COFOUNDER AND CHIEF SCIENCE OFFICER, RECOVERS Morgan O'Neill is the chief science officer of Recovers.

From The Daily Beast

Lauren is also the chairman of the board and cofounder of the FEED Foundation.

From The Daily Beast

CAITRIA O'NEILL COFOUNDER AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE, RECOVERS Caitria O'Neill is the chief executive officer of Recovers.

From The Daily Beast