The phrase "as convener" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who is acting in the role of a convener, typically in a meeting or organizational context.
Example: "As convener, I will ensure that all voices are heard during our discussions."
Alternatives: "in the role of convener" or "acting as convener".
One variation may include replacing the legislative representative's function as convener with an outside mediator/ facilitator.
She took up the role as convener of the six-nation group as the talks were beginning to gather momentum.
As "first among equals" in the church, he acts as convener and can set the agenda for discussion.
"Libraries As Convener, Distributor, Advocate and Archive in the Future Knowledge Economy," Charleston Conference, Charleston, South Carolina, 3 November 2016.
It was announced in June that Gavin Grant, Burson-Marsteller's European head of public affairs, is to act as convener of a new Lib Dem shadow communications agency.
This week's talks made little progress, however.If the wider talks don't resume soon, China, as convener, will have egg on its face.
Museums can engage communities by giving them acknowledgment, practicing acceptance and sharing access by creating alliances and acting as conveners.
Topics discussed ranged from his personal career path to the role of elected officials as conveners of collaborative processes.
In late 2016, Dearlove and Halper resigned as conveners of the Intelligence Seminar, expressing concern that it could be a target of manipulation from the Kremlin because it received funding from a donor linked to Russia.
The UK has also embraced our role as conveners and conversation-starters.
Foundations have a unique set of resources that enable them to act as conveners, bringing together diverse, talented people and empowering new, bold ideas.
