On board

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preposition

In or into a group, team, or organization as a new member or participant.

I am thrilled to be on board as the new team leader.
Visual representation of "on board" - In or into a group, team, or organization as a new member or participant.

Often appears as...

  • come on board
  • get on board
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New Membership

Used when someone joins a group and contributes to its goals.

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Our club is growing, and we're excited to have new members on board.
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Start Participating

Implies an active role after joining, not just attendance.

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Once you're on board, we expect you to lead some of our projects.
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Collocation Nuance

Collocations with 'on board' can hint at the process or status of joining.

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She's coming on board next month as our new designer.
Visual representation of the word "On board"

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