Foundership
Pronunciation: /ˈfaʊndɝˈʃɪp/
Foundership (noun)
- The position or status of being the person who starts and creates a company, organization, or project.
- The rights or power connected with a founder, especially in how an organization is run or controlled.
Examples
- Her foundership shaped the company’s early direction.
- The team respected his foundership during the first years.