The phrase "acquisitions director" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person responsible for overseeing the acquisition of assets, companies, or resources within an organization.
Example: "The acquisitions director presented a new strategy for expanding our market presence through targeted acquisitions."
Alternatives: "director of acquisitions" or "head of acquisitions".
"When 'Romance' came out, it made it feasible to go back and release a couple of her older films," said Marie Therese Guirgis, Wellspring's acquisitions director.
Clare Binns is the programming and acquisitions director of the successful City Screen chain of boutique cinemas, and what she tells me echoes what Deutsch said 80 years ago: "We offer cinemas that are interesting architecturally.
Now, recruiting is his main business: He is the talent acquisitions director for the pharmaceutical and health-care advertising and marketing division of Advice Personnel, a recruiting firm in New York City.
The $2-million parcel will nearly double the public parkland in the area north of Hollywood Boulevard and east of Nichols Canyon Road, said John Diaz, acquisitions director for the conservancy.
The inquiry will hear from BHS pension trustees later in the week, before grilling Retail Acquisitions directors early next month.
Jim Millman, programming acquisition director at National CineMedia, New York, was named to lead a new sponsorship and properties division, NCM Properties, as vice president.
"Our sales figures certainly support the fact that oriental food is currently the nation's favourite, with 53 per cent of customers buying the cuisine compared to 43 per cent who opt for Indian food," said Simon Williams, an acquisition director at Tesco.
She was backed up in her app scepticism by Emma Cairns-Smith, licence acquisition director at publisher Egmont UK. "With an e-book you can sell it at pretty much the same price as the book, but as soon as you put that on an app you have to sell it at 99p," she said.
Ian Livingstone, Eidos's product acquisition director, commented that the company declines most merchandising proposals.
Recruiters, HR, the Talent Acquisition Directors, and anyone else responsible for hiring are asking a similar question.
After the acquisition Dave Feldman, Director Consumer Experience at AOL, took over and brought in additional resources.
