'front office operations' is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
This phrase usually refers to the day-to-day operations that take place in an office. For example: "The front office operations were running smoothly despite the high-pressure environment."
One of those teams is Denver, which is also turning to a familiar savior in John Elway to salvage its front office operations.
"We try to accommodate late checkout requests on a complimentarily basis for HHonors members whenever we can," said Thomas B. Spitler, Hilton's vice president for front office operations.
Put on the fast track to success early on, Melchiorri began his career at the landmark Plaza Hotel as director of front office operations.
Philadelphia's 76ers, a professional basketball team, is moving its training facilities and front-office operations across the river to Camden.
Can you now use the latest technologies in assembling, packaging, cooking, testing, and so on, to support front-office operations?
"I would expose them as much as I could to the baseball side of it," Hart said of his front-office operation.
Law firms often designate associate's work planning the firm retreat or training new hires as "non-billable," and too many organizations overlook how a manager's routine "good mornings" to everyone in the front office can help operations run smoothly all day.
"If you think about the different elements of UC, and you apply it to a business scenario here at Lebara, you have a front office and back office operation that need to be tightly integrated.
We have a lot of smart people in our front office and our baseball operations.
In 1974, Robustelli joined the Giants' front office as director of operations, essentially the general manager, and tried with little success to rebuild a losing team before leaving the post in 1978.
His son, Jordan Wilkes was recently added to the Lakers' front office as a basketball operations assistant.
