The phrase "age manager" is not a standard or widely recognized expression in written English.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to managing age-related aspects, such as in healthcare or human resources, but it may require clarification.
Example: "The company has introduced an age manager to help employees navigate retirement planning and benefits."
Alternatives: "age coordinator" or "age supervisor".
John Flaherty, a catcher for the Yankees from 2003 to 2005, told me, "I view Girardi as the New Age manager in major-league baseball.
Fran Cotton, grand prop of a bygone age, manager of the victorious Lions in 1997 and an arch conservative in the high politics of rugby, was wheeled out a fortnight ago to say that Steele had to go.
Coaches, age managers and parents were portrayed as the key providers of information concerning injury prevention strategies.
As the Information Age supplanted the Industrial Age, managers sensed that knowledge would be more important than capital in producing wealth.
"The United States is beyond saving — our only hope rests with China," said Dick Chen, a middle-age manager in a pinstriped blue shirt and carrying an ultra-slim modern mobile phone who watched the markets with dismay right after lunch in a trading room of Tai Fook Securities in Hong Kong.
Asked if he expected Rodriguez's pace to slow as he ages, Manager Joe Girardi said: "You would think so.
Quickly, he aces out an aging manager (Danny Glover) and takes command of the three girls, their songwriter, C.C. (Keith Robinson), and Jimmy, too.
In it, he plays an aging manager desperate not to retire who pushes Richard Dreyfuss, a long-retired comic, back on the road.
Hoffman doesn't look anything like the real Howe, but he has a classic aging manager's body, with a large, rounded gut, and, like a lot of managers, he's sphinxlike and impervious and surly.
Partly it is because what we understand about the role veers into wild caricature: the ageing manager as vulture, resting on a club owner's shoulder, expecting an imminent kill; or the interfering Moneyball obsessive – part Billy Beane-worshipart, part bean-counter.
Baldelli is a new-age manager who will be as reliant on analytics as any manager in the game and should give the Twins a positive atmosphere that was missing last season.
