What is another word for middle-people?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈɪdə͡lpˈiːpə͡l], [ mˈɪdəlpˈiːpəl], [ m_ˈɪ_d_əl_p_ˈiː_p_əl]
Synonyms for Middle-people:
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n.
• agent- abettor ,
- actor ,
- advocate ,
- ambassador ,
- assignee ,
- assistant ,
- attorney ,
- broker ,
- commissioner ,
- delegate ,
- deputy ,
- doer ,
- emissary ,
- envoy ,
- executor ,
- factor ,
- factotum ,
- functionary ,
- go-between ,
- handler ,
- intermediary ,
- lawyer ,
- mediary ,
- middleperson ,
- minister ,
- mover ,
- negotiator ,
- officer ,
- operative ,
- operator ,
- principal ,
- proctor ,
- promoter ,
- proxy ,
- representative ,
- salesperson ,
- servant ,
- steward ,
- substitute ,
- surrogate ,
- ten percenter ,
- worker .
- adjudicator ,
- arbitrator ,
- fixer ,
- holdout ,
- judge ,
- maven ,
- mediator ,
- moderator ,
- referee ,
- umpire .
How to use "Middle-people" in context?
The middle-person occupies a unique role in business. This person is responsible for creating and executing deals, between buyers and sellers, and represents both sides in negotiations. They keep the negotiations moving forward, and protect both the interests of their buyers and sellers.
The middle-person is not just a negotiator, but also a facilitator. They are responsible for connecting buyers and sellers, and creating the environment for deals to be made. They provide impartial advice, information, and guidance to both sides in order to help them reach a mutually beneficial agreement.
The middle-person is often the bridge that connects buyer and seller.
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