The phrase "assistant division manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a managerial position that supports the division manager in overseeing a specific department or area within an organization.
Example: "After several years of hard work, she was promoted to assistant division manager, where she would help lead the team towards achieving their goals."
Alternatives: "deputy division manager" or "associate division manager".
He became a division manager in 1933 and retired as assistant deputy treasurer in 1959.
Gen. Benjamin C. Freakley, the assistant division commander.
Joseph Center division manager.
Also receiving raises are division managers, including the assistant development services director, assistant finance director, building official, city clerk, city engineer, human-resources manager, legislative and public affairs manager, maintenance services manager, recreation manager, senior center program administrator and transportation services manager.
For division managers, the increases fall between2%% for the legislative and public affairs manager to 15.76% for the assistant finance director.
"We at Recreation and Parks have had a big hit.... Our budget has been decimated," explained Vicki Israel, the division's assistant general manager.
Start-stop is standard equipment on nearly every vehicle from AMG, Mercedes's in-house tuning division, according to William Vetter, assistant product manager at AMG. "We introduced the technology on AMG vehicles two years ago," Mr. Vetter, sad.
McNamara rose steadily up the company ladder: assistant general manager of the car division, group executive, and eventually the first non-member of the Ford family to become the company's president.
Today the business is owned by a Houston outfit, Service Corporation International, the largest funeral parlor operator in the country, whose chairman has characterized it as "the True Value Hardware of the funeral service industry". The chain, according to Eugene Schultz, assistant regional manager of the funeral division, considers Campbell the jewel in its crown.
Mrs. Shackelton, 27, is an assistant brand manager in the consumer health division of Novartis, the Swiss drug company.
Assistant manager Keith Millen was named caretaker manager while Palace searched for a new manager.
