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# How do I add a Program Chair to my venue?
### Conference Review Workflow Venues
Navigate to the Program Chairs group in the [Workflow Timeline](/getting-started/hosting-a-venue-on-openreview/navigating-your-venue-pages.md). Add the Program Chair's OpenReview ID to the members using the Add Member button.
### Request Form Venues
After your venue is deployed, add Program Chair(s) by going to your Venue Request form, clicking the Revision button, then adding the emails of the additional program chair(s) to the **Program Chair Emails** field of the form. The user will need to have an active OpenReview profile with this email confirmed in order to access the venue.
{% hint style="info" %}
If you receive the following message `Error: The value [VALUE] in field program_chair_emails does not match the invitation definition` , please check the formatting of the field, in particular that each PC email is comma-separated.
{% endhint %}
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