The phrase "as an experienced manager" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize your qualifications or expertise in a managerial role.
Example: "As an experienced manager, I have successfully led multiple teams through challenging projects."
Alternatives: "as a seasoned manager" or "in my capacity as a skilled manager."
The general sees himself as an experienced manager of large organizations, and has told people that he believes the department needs a top-to-bottom overhaul.
As an experienced manager, he knew that his manufacturing and operation division's success depended on getting creative ideas from his employees.
As an experienced manager with several years of Premier League experience and a short stint at Villa Park from his playing days, Curbishley represents the safest pair of hands.
As an experienced manager of call centers for a big financial information publisher in New York, Mark Wilson knew why turnover in the industry was so high: people tend to quit low-paying dead-end jobs as soon as something better comes along.
Among NIH senior staff, Lenfant is known as an experienced manager who takes pride in keeping his $2.8 billion agency on an even keel.
And he wants to "create more public visibility for architects and architecture in the city". As an experienced manager of large and complex construction projects, including the downtown Figueroa Plaza office towers, Reed is aware of the problems he faces in achieving these aims in his year in office.
They may be technical, as in the engineering example, but they can also be managerial, as when an experienced manager has hard-earned skills in problem identification and solution, crucial relationships with customers, or a detailed understanding of how to innovate.
Supporters of Mr. Daley's appointment say that his diversity of experience is exactly what Mr. Obama needs--an experienced manager who can serve as an intermediary for the White House with various constituencies whose support the president needs.
These thoughts plagued Jason, an experienced manager, as he lay awake one night fretting about a new position he'd taken.
"He's been everything you can be as a manager - a young manager, an experienced manager, a successful manager," Giggs said.
Supporters of the appointment say Mr. Daley's diversity of experience is exactly what Mr. Obama needs — an experienced manager who can serve as an intermediary for the White House with various constituencies whose support is critical to the president.
