The phrase "a convenor of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person who organizes or facilitates a meeting, event, or group.
Example: "She is a convenor of the annual community festival, bringing together local artists and vendors."
Alternatives: "a coordinator of" or "an organizer of".
Yet Burns was never the representative of a single Scotland (as if there was one), so much as a dazzling convenor of its hot contradictions - he was Jacobin and Jacobite, church-wrecker and servant of piety, revolutionary thinker and taxman, love poet and adulterer, Scottish patriot and admirer of English prose who dreamed of a better life in Jamaica.
Susie Orbach is a psychoanalyst, convenor of any-body.org and author of Bodies (Profile).
Mr Khan says that it was under the MP's patronage that Mr Rana became a joint convenor of the local unit of the Jubo League, the AL's youth wing.
Having to save money, he said, gave the council the opportunity to work "wider and deeper" with private, public and voluntary sector organisations, to become what he called a "convenor and curator" of service providers across different sectors.
To better understand how Pondicherry has succeeded, I recently paid a visit to Ajit Koujalgi, a co-convenor of the local chapter of Intach, or the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage.
After the 2005 London terrorist attacks, I was appointed by another home office secretary as deputy convenor of a working group on tackling extremism.
He is the Founder and Convenor of a weekly column, called the "Talking Stick Colloquium," which aims to facilitate a melding of the minds through dialogue and conversation that is focused on the spiritual message of Sikhism.
As Jeremy Corbyn intensifies his efforts to drop Labour's support for Trident, Livingstone has been appointed to serve alongside the shadow defence secretary, Maria Eagle, as a co-convenor of the party's defence review.
Maggie Chapman will remain a co-convenor of the party's national council.
Why the Green Economy Coalition does not believe Rio +20 is an abject failure Thursday June 21 11.45 Oliver Greenfield, the convenor of the Green Economy Coalition, offers a contrary position to the view of the majority of NGOs that Rio +20 has been an abject failure.
