The phrase "associate general manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a managerial position that typically supports the general manager in overseeing operations or specific departments within an organization.
Example: "After several years of hard work, she was promoted to associate general manager, where she would assist in managing the daily operations of the company."
Alternatives: "deputy general manager" or "assistant general manager".
Ray Shero, the Penguins' general manager, was named associate general manager.
Mike Smith, the Leafs' associate general manager, said he had no deal in place for Potvin.
Larry Pleau, the general manager of the Blues, is associate general manager.
"We would like it to be timeless," says Mariette Parent, the Gault's associate general manager.
His practical questions were answered by Kwabena Slaughter, the associate general manager of production and technical operations at the Met, who had come to meet him.
Stephanie Bergsma, associate general manager for development at the station, said the roots of Mrs. Kroc's bequest sprouted in an indirect way.
NOVEMBER By David Mamet; directed by Joe Mantello; sets by Scott Pask; costumes by Laura Bauer; lighting by Paul Gallo; production stage manager, Jill Cordle; technical supervisers, Hudson Theatrical Associates; general manager, Richards/Climan Inc.; company manager, Bruce Klinger.
Investigators found the appointment enabled Savile to use his influence to appoint a close associate as general manager in charge of Broadmoor for the next eight years.
Senior director, external affairs, Margaret M. Lioi; associate producer, Wiley Hausam; artistic associate, Brian Kulick; associate prouducer, Bonnie Metzgar; general manager, Michael Hurst.
TEXAS RANGERS--Named Orel Hershiser associate to the general manager.
KRISIT By Y York; directed by Melia Bensussen; sets by James Noone; costumes by Claudia Stephens; lighting by Jeff Croiter; sound by Charles T. Brastow; production manager, Joshua Helman; stage manager, Renee Lutz; props, the Propper Ms. Plass; associate producer, Seth Gordon; general manager, Paul Perkins.
