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Cosell is a surname. The best known bearer is Howard Cosell (1918–1995), an American sports journalist and broadcaster who worked for ABC and became a prominent figure in televised sports coverage, particularly boxing and American football. His distinctive style and outspoken commentary helped shape sports broadcasting in the mid-to-late 20th century.

In business contexts, co-sell (often written as co-sell) refers to joint selling arrangements in which two or

more
organizations
collaborate
to
market
and
sell
each
other’s
products
or
services.
Co-sell
programs
aim
to
expand
market
reach,
share
leads,
and
align
incentives.
In
technology
and
cloud
ecosystems,
vendor-partner
co-sell
programs
are
common,
with
examples
such
as
Microsoft’s
Co-Sell
program
and
similar
initiatives
from
Salesforce,
Amazon
Web
Services,
and
other
platforms.
Participation
typically
requires
a
mutually
beneficial
alignment
of
products,
joint
marketing
plans,
and
mechanisms
for
revenue
sharing
or
joint
ownership
of
sales
opportunities.