The phrase "head manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the person in charge of a team or department, typically overseeing operations and staff.
Example: "The head manager will be presenting the quarterly results at the meeting."
Alternatives: "team leader" or "department head."
The bridegroom's mother was a head manager for the Texas Employment Commission in Dallas.
Chris Robinson, this season's head manager, packs about 20 markers for each road game and tests them all beforehand.
PEER 1 has a team of 5 people based in NYC, but with the help of friends, partners and customers (like the CEO of Squarespace) who chipped in after seeing what PEER 1 was doing to keep things up and running, they amassed a team of about 35 people, including Mike Mazzei, the head manager in NYC.
Paul O'Neill and Derek Jeter poured Champagne on Steinbrenner's head, Manager Joe Torre embraced Steinbrenner and teasingly asked him to kiss him and the Yankees chanted, "Scot-tie Brosius, Scot-tie Brosius," in honor of the most valuable player of the Series.
Buehler served on the coaching staff for the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Teams in 1972 and 1984 and served as head manager in 1988.
Also, when looking at yields, make sure you're looking at historic yields for the fund manager, and not just for the fund: If the head manager for a fund left last week to pursue a job somewhere else (or to retire), they're not going to be managing your investment.
EL is logistic head managers and EA is high school professional head managers.
Do you and your head managers have the business acumen to successfully convert a loan into profit?
Worrell also featured in Talking Heads' acclaimed 1986 concert movie Stop Making Sense, although only after a stand-off with Talking Heads manager Gary Kurfirst over that old bugbear, wages.
Owner, general manager, head coach, quarterback.
The role is of head coach, not manager.
