The phrase "assistant district manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a managerial position that supports the district manager in overseeing operations within a specific area or region.
Example: "After several years of hard work, she was promoted to assistant district manager, where she would help coordinate the team's efforts across multiple locations."
Alternatives: "deputy district manager" or "associate district manager".
Assistant district manager: Mark Bones.
Assistant district manager: Yolanda Daniels.
But Judy Duffy, the assistant district manager of the board, is pessimistic.
Karol Joswick, the assistant district manager of Community Board 12, described affordable housing as a perennial concern.
She is the assistant district manager at Manhattan Community Board No. 4, which covers the Hell's Kitchen and Chelsea neighborhoods.
Lucille Hartmann, assistant district manager of Community Board 1, said the Eagle warehouse was among the last big commercial buildings left to redevelop in Astoria.
"It was the first time we competed and the grass-roots effort showed how Laguna Beach stepped to the plate, showing its concern for the environment," said Laguna Beach County Water District General Manager Renae Hinchey, who attended the drawing with Mayor Jane Egly and Assistant District General Manager Christopher Regan.
At one point, he opened a store in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, where an older man named Michael, the same Dyadya Misha who is now his assistant, was a district manager of state-run shoe repair shops.
The assistant manager had consulted a district manager, Randall Johnson, about Elauf's application at the time, and Johnson, who has since been fired, ultimately denied Elauf the role.
His career path at Ayerst included: Sales Representative from 1951-1955; District Manager from 1956-1962; ASalesant Sales Manager from 1963-1970; Vice President of Operations from 1971-1976; ExecutiViceice President from 1977-1982; and President from 1983-1986.
When she complained, she said, the district manager responded, "Stephanie, that assistant manager has a family and two children to support".
