A business manager is an office worker who drives the work of others in order to run a major business efficiently and make a large profit. They should have working knowledge of the following areas, and may be a specialist in one or more, such as finance, marketing or public relations. Other technical areas in which a business manager may have expertise are law, science, and computer programming.
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Role profile
In many businesses, the role may be established to relieve the owner of responsibility, in order to focus on specific aspects of company expansion. Typically, the business manager and the owner work may work in synergy to ensure successful running of business. Having a specialization in a particular field, such as sales, marketing, public relations or finance would aid efficiency, yet despite the academic qualities a business manager should have, they should also develop personal qualities that will be helpful in performing the role efficiently.
A business manager should be willing to accept constructive criticism from employees, develop social skills, be organized, honest and able to take good decisions. A good business manager should be willing to work along his or her employees in order to create a better work environment.
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Examples in industry
In the context of the music industry, a business manager is a representative of musicians and/or recording artists, whose main job is to supervise their business affairs, and the proper handling of their financial matters. The role as it is understood today was largely originated (and the term coined) by Allen Klein, who represented numerous performers through the years, helping them to both invest their incomes wisely and to recover unpaid (or underpaid) royalties and fees.
Business managers commonly have an overlapping presence in both the entertainment and sports industries, as illustrated by business manager Barry Klarberg, who represents entertainer Justin Timberlake as well professional athletes C. J. Wilson, Mark Messier and Anna Kournikova.
In government and the military, the equivalent position would be Chief of Staff or Executive Officer.
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See also
- Chief executive officer (CEO)
- General manager
- Product manager
- Property manager
- Talent manager
- Chief of staff
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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