1. to manage or direct something jointly with one or more other people
Usage: often used in business, sports, and organizational contexts

Examples

• The two directors agreed to comanage the project to ensure balanced oversight.
• She was hired to comanage the retail store with the current manager.
• The coaches decided to comanage the team during the transition period.
• They comanage their family business, each handling different departments.
• The investment firm will comanage the fund alongside its partner company.