cofound
Launch with others
Cofound means to found something jointly with others.
It appears almost exclusively in its past participle form: She cofounded the company with her college roommate.
The noun cofounder is more common than the verb itself.
Also spelled co-found.
Set into motion
- createCause to exist
- originateTo come into existence
- inaugurateBegin officially, with ceremony
- incorporateAbsorb into something larger
register · charter · establish · pioneer · commence · initiate · kickstart · set up
Commercial enterprise or guests
- businessCommercial activity or occupation
- ventureRisky new undertaking
- organizationStructured group with purpose
- nonprofitOrganization serving public good
NGO · firm · corporation · social enterprise · cooperative · collective · institution · agency
One who shares activity
- allianceFormal union of parties
- consortiumCooperative group for ventures
- coalitionTemporary alliance for action
- collaborationJoint intellectual work
synergy · cooperation · stakeholder · board · co-ownership · shared vision
launch
Set into motion
- createCause to exist
- originateTo come into existence
- inaugurateBegin officially, with ceremony
incorporate · register · charter · establish · pioneer · commence · initiate · kickstart · set up · build
company
Commercial enterprise or guests
- businessCommercial activity or occupation
- ventureRisky new undertaking
- organizationStructured group with purpose
nonprofit · NGO · firm · corporation · social enterprise · cooperative · collective · institution · agency
partner
One who shares activity
- allianceFormal union of parties
- consortiumCooperative group for ventures
- coalitionTemporary alliance for action
collaboration · synergy · cooperation · stakeholder · board · co-ownership · shared vision
venture
Risky new undertaking
incubator · accelerator · pitch · bootstrap · equity · unicorn · IPO · scaleup · pivot · valuation