The phrase "management head" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to the head of a management team or department, typically in a corporate or business setting. For example, "The new manager of accounting reports directly to the management head."
UBS declined to comment but wealth management head Juerg Zeltner was quoted last week as saying the bank needs to rein in costs given tough market conditions while chairman Kaspar Villiger also said cost cuts were inevitable.
David Bruns, financial management head for the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County, said septic tanks are problematic and prone to overflowing, which presents a risk of groundwater contamination.
Organizations, such as the Wit-Gele Kruis, have a similar organizational structure to a hospital: nursing director, management head, and nurses.
The Sportsman Channel, a cable television network, has billed two episodes of this hunting show (one appeared last Thursday, and the conclusion is this Thursday) as not only the first televised wolf hunt in the lower 48 states but also "equal parts education and adventure," a television event that "tackles the issue of wolf management head-on".
Alpha Media Group's existing management, headed by chief executive Christoph Mainusch, will continue to run the broadcaster.
Ineos is owned by its management, headed by chairman and chemicals industry veteran Jim Ratcliffe.
Management, headed by chief executive David Duffy, began a series of roadshows in London on Monday.
Jim Dodge, director of specialty culinary programs at Bon Appétit Management, heads the group.
Where do you see the field of political information management headed in the future?
Gwen Thomas, president of HR Now in Atlanta, which advises companies on human resources management, headed Home Depot's first protégé company.
These fall under the "good management" heading: they increase profits and (mainly for that reason) social welfare as well.
