co-sponsor

Shared funding partner

A co-sponsor is someone who joins another in sponsoring something, typically a legislative bill or a public event.

In government, legislators co-sponsor bills to show support and build coalitions: The senator agreed to co-sponsor the bipartisan immigration reform bill.

For events or programs, co-sponsors share financial responsibility and promotional credit.

The verb co-sponsor means to act as a co-sponsor: Several corporations co-sponsored the charity gala.

legislation

bill

Amount owed, written

bipartisan · lawmaker · committee · resolution · act · proposal · senate · house · caucus · coalition

partnership

collaborate

Work jointly with others

  • jointShared by multiple parties
  • allySupportive partner
  • coalitionTemporary alliance for action

affiliate · consortium · alliance · network · combine · unite · team · counterpart · stakeholder · liaison

funding

underwrite

Assume financial liability

endowment · subsidy · investment · capital · benefactor · philanthropy · budget · allocation · angel · seed

event

gala

Festive formal occasion

summit · exhibition · concert · symposium · convention · premiere · showcase · forum · webinar · seminar

Categories
Opposites
shared vs. sole support

co-sponsortitle sponsor

Funder given naming rights

support vs. opposition

co-sponsoropponent

One who contends against

opposer · detractor · critic · adversary · objector

involvement level

co-sponsorbystander

One who observes nearby

spectator · observer · abstainer

Family

cosponsor, cosponsored, cosponsors, cosponsoring

Familiarity
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