
buy-in
/ˈbaɪ ɪn/
agreement and commitment from stakeholders to support a plan or decision
“We can't launch without buy-in from the regional managers.”
Origin: From finance (buying a stake); used metaphorically in business to mean earning support

/ˈbaɪ ɪn/
agreement and commitment from stakeholders to support a plan or decision
“We can't launch without buy-in from the regional managers.”
Origin: From finance (buying a stake); used metaphorically in business to mean earning support