The phrase "acquisition manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a professional responsible for acquiring goods, services, or assets for a company or organization.
Example: "The acquisition manager is tasked with identifying potential vendors and negotiating contracts to ensure the best value for the company."
Alternatives: "procurement manager" or "purchasing manager".
Caroline Easter is a supporter acquisition manager at Amnesty International Australia.
Claire Barham, the company's talent acquisition manager, says students must start thinking about their careers early.
Mr. Joost, 37, is a product development and technology acquisition manager at the FMC Corporation, a chemicals manufacturer in Philadelphia.
On Monday, Boeing fired its chief financial officer, Michael Sears, and Darleen Druyun, a former Air Force acquisition manager who had overseen the deal prior to going to work for Boeing last January.
Samantha Miskin is talent acquisition manager of Hearst Magazines and works on various strategies to find talent while supporting recruitment across titles including Elle, Cosmopolitan, Red, Esquire and Digital Spy.
Sally Pemble, digital acquisition manager at James Villa Holidays notes that since working with agency Captify to implement search re-targeting – a technology which re-targets consumers based on previous online searches – her team has managed to double click-through rates.
But talent acquisition managers face the reality that candidates want to see people like them succeeding in the organization.
Now, it's where acquisition managers buy £70 cardigans for their five-year-olds.
The bride, 25, works in New York as the international sales and acquisitions manager of Goldcrest Films, a British production company.
He is the son of Cheryl L. Douglass and Paul W. Douglass of Chevy Chase, Md. His father retired as an acquisitions manager for Toll Brothers, the home builder; he worked in Ashburn, Va.
The bridegroom, 33, is an acquisitions manager for an investment fund devoted to environmentally sound properties at Jonathan Rose Companies, a real estate developer in New York.
