The phrase "and as manager of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's role or responsibilities within an organization or project.
Example: "I have been working on this project for several years, and as manager of the team, I ensure that all tasks are completed on time."
Alternatives: "in my capacity as manager of" or "in my role as manager of".
Zagor's expertise comes from a master's degree from the Cornell Hotel School, the years he spent as managing director of the Trattoria dell'Arte in midtown Manhattan and as manager of restaurant consulting for Coopers & Lybrand LLP.
The organization highlighted Baird's work on the Flight 93 National Memorial Task Force, and as manager of the international memorial design competition.
Prior to joining HMI in 1995, Smalling worked for FMC Corp. in Philadelphia and as manager of business development for the Far East and China for SmithKline Beecham.
His father, who was employed variously as a car salesman and as manager of a financially troubled oil company, changed the surname by deed poll three years later.
Ms. Deutsch, who has been at the conservatory since 1998, served previously as executive director of the Westchester Philharmonic and as manager of Westchester Community College's department of cultural affairs.
Throughout Trump's chaotic and divisive campaign, he served as his diplomat to senior Republicans and donors, and as manager of the party resources to elect candidates around the country.
It is an approach that also served him well as a player, most notably with Lille and fellow northerners Caen and, since 2008, as manager of Les Dogues.
The firm also appointed Peter Saperstone to succeed Felman as manager of Fidelity Advisor Mid Cap and Thomas J. Allen to succeed him as manager of VIP Mid Cap Portfolioo.
Her career path took her to some of the era's new wave of American restaurants, first as assistant manager of the new Gotham Bar and Grill, and then as manager of Rakel, Thomas Keller's first New York showcase.
He then joined Bellcore in New Jersey, first as Member of Technical Staff and later as Manager of Ultrafast Optics and Optical Signal Processing Research.
During this time he also served as co-organizer of the Brooklyn Beta conference, and served as manager of its fund and incubator program.
