crowdcontroller

noun
UK /ˈkraʊd kənˌtrəʊlə/
US /ˈkraʊd kənˌtroʊlər/

A crowd controller is a person who keeps a big group of people safe and calm.

The crowd controller helped everyone line up quietly at the concert.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A device or tool used to guide or manage large groups of people.

The stadium used a crowd controller system to direct fans to their seats.

3. A software tool that manages many users or tasks at once.

The app's crowd controller keeps the chat room from getting too messy.

4. A person who organizes people during a parade or festival.

The crowd controller waved the parade watchers back behind the line.