manager

man·ager (man′ij ər)

noun

a person who manages; esp.,

one who manages a business, institution, etc.
one who manages affairs or expenditures, as of a household, a client (as an entertainer or athlete), an athletic team, etc.
☆ Baseball the person in overall charge of a team and the strategy in games
in a school or college, a student in charge of the equipment and records of a team under the supervision of a coach

man′·ag·er·ship′ noun

Possessives

discretion: There are five in total, all freshwater, with one being heated at manager's discretion.

Converse of object

appoint: He was appointed manager of first division Manchester City on 24 May 2001.
recruit: Our client is a pharmacy buying group looking to recruit a Brand Manager.
assist: There were no health and safety objectives for managers and no performance review to assist managers to assess and improve their performance.
practice: Practicing marketing managers will find this an invaluable introduction to this rapidly developing area.
employ: You should be a registered healthcare professional working in the UK or a manager employed in the NHS or private sector in the UK.
enable: Championship Manager 4 provides the option to fully customize the training of your team, enabling managers to assign specific schedules.

Adjective modifier

senior: We also coach 1 to 1 the senior managers of many Fortune 500 companies.
Senior: He joined CLS in January December 1996 from Crisis, the national homelessness charity, where he was a Senior Manager.
assistant: Gareth Southgate today promoted Malcolm Crosby to assistant manager in a backroom overhaul at the Boro.
experienced: Office Manger Media Agency Leading creative agency require experienced office manager.
general: The venue's new general manager is Carl Bathgate, previously based at the Carling Academy Birmingham.
interim: Expert advice, knowledge sharing by providing specialists, either as consultants or interim managers for your program and project management.

Modifies a noun

sagitta: To become billionaires issue yet shares asset managers sagitta.

Noun used with modifier

fund: Being around the top half of the FTSE 100 means fund managers need the group in their portfolio.
project: The project manager course can be run in Wales England or Scotland.
line: You can get details of the relevant line manager from the person you originally dealt with, or by phoning our Inquiry Unit.
marketing: You will be an experienced marketing manager with a background in a fast paced online business.
sale: Who sells best, a linguist with no selling skills, or a sales manager who has acquired some foreign language?
investment: Review how much your investment manager is charging you to manage your savings and decide whether this represents value for money.

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