manager

IPA: mˈænʌdʒɝ

(management) A person whose job is to manage something, such as a business, a restaurant, or a sports team.
(baseball, soccer) The head coach.
(music) An administrator, for a singer or group.
(software) A window or application whose purpose is to give the user the control over some aspect of the system.

Examples of "manager" in Sentences

The business manager oversees the administration of the camp.
The business manager hires advertisement salespeople and designers.
Business manager of the distillery and president of the company Matthew Causey.
"We'd started talking to Jon Galkin, the label manager at DFA, towards the end of Hockey Night," explains Sprangers.
They break the news to their current label, and the label manager says he wants them to succeed, so they have his blessing.
The production shall have a manager, (hereinafter referred to as the \ "production manager\"), with duties as prescribed by the partnership.
A 'new' manager is code for 'African' managers, all of whom, according to Nielson, lack the competence to undertake the running of a city like Cape Town.
He formed Pi initially as an outlet for the multireedist composer Henry Threadgill, whom he had met while serving as the label manager for Knitting Factory Works.
The following hints may prove useful to young planters, or managers, but, as it will be more convenient, I shall use the word manager solely, and the reader will understand that in the term manager I include planters who are their own managers, or who, in other words, do not employ a manager.