Manager (Noun)

Someone who controls resources and expenditures.

Nouns denoting people.

The company's manager was responsible for allocating the budget and overseeing the financial reports.
As the manager of the marketing department, she was in charge of approving all advertising expenses.
The store manager had to carefully manage the inventory and staffing levels to stay within budget.
The project manager worked closely with the team to ensure that the resources were being used efficiently and effectively.
The hotel manager was tasked with reducing costs and increasing revenue without compromising the quality of service.

(sports) someone in charge of training an athlete or a team.

Nouns denoting people.

The new manager of the football team made several changes to the training program to improve the players' endurance.
She worked closely with her manager to develop a personalized fitness plan to prepare for the Olympic trials.
As the manager of the basketball team, he was responsible for making key decisions during the games and guiding his players through tough situations.
The young gymnast's manager helped her secure a spot on the national team by preparing her for the qualification trials.
Under the guidance of her manager, the tennis player was able to overcome her mental block and win her first major tournament.