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manager
A woman in a leadership position in a company or organization who is responsible for planning, directing, and controlling processes and employees.
Als Managerin der Marketingabteilung ist sie für die neue Werbekampagne zuständig.
As manager of the marketing department, she is responsible for the new advertising campaign.
manager / agent
A woman who organizes and represents the professional and business affairs of an artist, an athlete, or a music group.
Die Managerin der Band hat einen lukrativen Plattenvertrag ausgehandelt.
The band's manager negotiated a lucrative record deal.
'Managerin' (female manager) is the feminine form of the word 'Manager' (manager), which comes from English. The ending '-in' marks the female person.
Die neue Managerin hat viele innovative Ideen.
The new manager has many innovative ideas.
To specify what a manager is responsible for, German often uses the genitive or the preposition 'von' (of/from). Both forms are common.
Sie ist die Managerin der Personalabteilung.
She is the manager of the HR department.
The context makes clear what kind of manager is meant. Terms like 'Unternehmen' (company), 'Team' (team), or 'Projekt' (project) point to a leader in a company. Words like 'Band' (band), 'Sportler' (athlete), or 'Vertrag' (contract) refer to the person who manages artists or athletes.
Als Managerin leitet sie ein Team von 20 Mitarbeitern.
As a manager, she leads a team of 20 employees.
president
Präsidentin and Managerin can both refer to a woman in a leadership position. Präsidentin is an official title for the chair of an organization, while Managerin describes her responsibility for planning, operations, and employees. In an organization, a woman can therefore have both roles.
Als Managerin plant Frau Roth die Abläufe und führt die Mitarbeiter des Verbands.
As the manager, Ms. Roth plans the association's operations and leads its employees.
Als gewählte Präsidentin vertritt Frau Roth den Verband nach außen.
As the elected president, Ms. Roth represents the association publicly.
