The phrase "present manager" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a manager who is currently holding a position in the present, as opposed to a previous manager who has since been replaced. For example, "The present manager has done an impressive job since taking over the position last year."
INSIDE PITCH First baseman/outfielder JORGE TOCA could present Manager BOBBY VALENTINE with a difficult roster decision.
Rhodes suffered further setbacks due to health issues, and it was not until 2008, when he met his present manager, Denis Blais, that he was encouraged to record his first CD.
While Alan Curbishley, the present manager, has some way to go to match Seed's success, he is carving his own permanent niche by guiding Charlton back to the Premiership in some style.
Catalan cuisine is served in the evenings, home-cooked by the mother of the present manager (the place has been run by the same family since it opened in 1873).
It has been scripted by Laugharne resident Jon Tregenna, a writer and the present manager of Brown's Hotel, whose taproom was so permanently occupied by the poet that he gave out the bar's phone number as his own.
This period, according to the present manager, went to show that, 'A hotel, like a girl, can become a whore overnight.' Fighting over, Montenegro is now back on the tourist map.
The 8 March 1733 Grub-Street Journal seized on the event and used the failure to criticise the theatre's management: "how insufficient the present managers of Drury-lane playhouse are to discharge their trust, as directors of our public entertainments".
Flexible work arrangements present managers with challenges regarding how to manage employees using these arrangements.
At present managers use species indicator list to assess past and present management status of grassland and succession stages in particular, as well as effects of the environment.
So while the present managers have been fixing problems, I have been hiring executives.
And Saturn was the brainchild of Roger Smith, a former GM chief executive thoroughly disliked by the present managers.
