Introducers

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. A person or thing that facilitates the act of making someone known to another person or group
2. an individual who presents or introduces a new idea or product to others
3. a component or tool employed to initiate or start a process in various contexts

Etymology: "Introducers" is the plural of "introducer," an agent noun meaning one who introduces. That noun comes from the verb "introduce," borrowed from Latin "introducere," meaning "to lead in," from "intro" (inward) and "ducere" (to lead).

Synonyms: presenters, proposers, announcers, advocates, agents