The phrase "author manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who manages authors, such as in a publishing context or in a literary agency.
Example: "As an author manager, she helps her clients navigate the publishing industry and secure book deals."
Alternatives: "literary agent" or "author representative".
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Armed with such maps, says Michael Fire, the paper's lead author, managers can spot isolated teams and structural holes, tweaking the organizational structure in real time.
According to these authors, managers should do what the shareholders, as a group, would prefer them to do.
To borrow from the title of a different blog post written by the same authors, managers should "check in" but they should not "check up".
He is associate editor of the Journal of Risk Finance, coauthor of Running Money: Professional Portfolio Management (McGraw-Hill, 2011) and author of Manager Selection (CFA Research Foundation, 2013).
In this article, the author provides managers with a method for identifying and utilizing such free sources of product design data.
"As much as we are a literary agency," he said, "we are also our authors' business manager, and we look after their intellectual property and we help our clients market their work.
About the Author: As Integration Manager, Lauren manages Women & Co.'s strategic partnerships to syndicate content and build integrated programs on websites frequented by women.
Instead, say the authors, smart managers should acknowledge the natural limits of their company's path to growth and consider viable alternatives.
To avoid the success syndrome, the authors urge managers to do two very different things at once: Make small, incremental changes and lead revolutionary change.
The authors, former managers of Ms. Smith back in her struggling Texas days, have sketched a largely sympathetic portrait of her, tracking her beginnings from a chicken-joint waitress to her tabloid-ready marriage in 1994.
