Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Mitgeschäftsführer

English translation:

co-director for administration (or co-manager)

Added to glossary by Antoinette-M. Sixt Ruth
Nov 25, 2008 19:44
15 yrs ago
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German term

Mitgeschäftsführer

German to English Bus/Financial Management
This is a term used in a business document referring to a Canadian Ltd. They have a CEO and several "Mitgeschäftsführer".
Could this be a co-manager?
Thanks.
Change log

Nov 25, 2008 22:06: Steffen Walter changed "Field (specific)" from "Business/Commerce (general)" to "Management"

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co-director for administration (or co-manager)

I would say here
Peer comment(s):

agree Maria Knaier (X) : yes, co-manager
1 hr
danke !
agree Ingrun Wenge : Hamblock/Wessels sagt co-manager
1 hr
danke !
agree Rob2031 : Also agree with co-manager
1 hr
danke !
agree Birgit Mann
10 hrs
danke !
agree Charles Rothwell (X) : co-manager
12 hrs
danke !
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joint managing director

According to management dictionary German-English by Werner Sommer, Hanns Martin Schönfeld
Example sentence:

... who until now has been the sole managing director, will also serve as joint managing director, assuming responsibility for ...

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(board of) director(s)

In the company I am working for this is the term used.
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Vice President (VP)

I would say this depends on the size of the company, the numbers of managerial layers and the company specific terminology etc.

Management levels might be something like (from top to bottom):
CEO / President
Senior VP
VP
Director
Senior Manager
Manager
Associate Manager
Team Leader / Unit Leader / Head of ..

Typically "Geschäftsleitung" is VP level and above ... and a VP would't be too happy if you called her "co-manager" ( 4 levels down ;-). Then again, if a company is smaller (and/or is not into fancy titles) there might be only directors and co-directors ...
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