copresidency
Copresidency, or co-presidency, is a governance arrangement in which two individuals share the office of president or chair and govern an organization jointly. This setup can be formal, with the arrangement written into bylaws or constitutions, or informal, based on an agreement among board members. In practice, the two leaders may hold equal authority or have clearly delineated areas of responsibility.
The structure of a copresidency often depends on the organization’s needs. Roles may be defined as equal
Advantages of copresidency include a broader range of skills and networks, enhanced representation of diverse constituencies,
Challenges include potential deadlock, role confusion, duplication of effort, or unclear accountability. Effective copresidency requires explicit