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investomer

Syllables: in·vest·o·merUK/ɪnˈvɛstəmə/US/ɪnˈvɛstəmɚ/

investomer noun: a customer who also owns shares in the business.

Noun

investomer (plural investomers)

  1. A customer who also owns shares in the business.
    • Brian Bellardo, General Counsel of StockPower Inc., described how companies can use their web sites to distribute stock to their customers, creating new "investomers" who will bring more loyalty and revenue to the company. He explained that investomers are both long-term investors and loyal...2000, Corporate Secretary's Guide Corporate Directions
    • In some cases, of course, customers are owners, too. Examples include the members of associations, cooperatives, and credit unions as well as the shareholders of companies that are deliberately setting out to create "investomers."2009, Caroline Oliver, Getting Started with Policy Governance, →ISBN

Forms of investomer

pluralinvestomers

Origin of investomer

Blend of investor + customer.

Questions about investomer

What does investomer mean?
Investomer means a customer who also owns shares in the business.
What part of speech is investomer?
Investomer is a noun.
How do you pronounce investomer?
Investomer is pronounced /ɪnˈvɛstəmə/ (UK).
What is the plural of investomer?
The plural of investomer is investomers.

Words near investomer in the dictionary

  1. investment letter
  2. investment letters
  3. investment strategies
  4. investment strategy
  5. investments
  6. investomer
  7. investomers
  8. investor
  9. investorism
  10. investors
  11. investorship

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