Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
chargé de mission
English translation:
Project coordinator
Added to glossary by
Julia Gaillot
Oct 1, 2001 00:49
25 yrs ago
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French term
chargé de mission
French to English
Bus/Financial
L'équipe a été renforcée par un nouveau directeur et de nouveaux chargés de mission.
Proposed translations
(English)
| 5 +4 | Project coordinator |
Julia Gaillot
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| 5 | emissary |
Mats Wiman
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| 4 | representative |
Mary Worby
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| 4 | CRM - customer relationshop manager |
Maya Jurt (X)
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Proposed translations
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19 mins
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Project coordinator
Given the Bus/Financial context, a 'chargé de mission' is someone who is hired for a specific job within an existing structure, or someone from within an existing team, who is assigned repsponsibilité for a given project.
This is usually a fixed-duration mission, rather than a permanent job (often a secondment from another position internally).
As a 'chargé de mission' is usually quite seperate from the general company hierarchy, I would avoid using the term 'manager'. Usually the person is responsible for a specific task rather than a team of people.
Hope this helps
This is usually a fixed-duration mission, rather than a permanent job (often a secondment from another position internally).
As a 'chargé de mission' is usually quite seperate from the general company hierarchy, I would avoid using the term 'manager'. Usually the person is responsible for a specific task rather than a team of people.
Hope this helps
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6 mins
emissary
or
official representative
or literally:
in charge of a/the mission
official representative
or literally:
in charge of a/the mission
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Peer comment(s):
| disagree |
Julia Gaillot
: notin a business context!
13 mins
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It's not obvious that it's a business context. Then I think one would use another term.
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| agree |
Andrew Race
50 mins
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12 mins
representative
Oxford-Hachette has:
chargé de mission (politique) representative
So this would be OK if your context is political, otherwise, something like 'project manager' might work.
HTH
Mary
chargé de mission (politique) representative
So this would be OK if your context is political, otherwise, something like 'project manager' might work.
HTH
Mary
Reference:
18 mins
CRM - customer relationshop manager
chargé de mission is a very general term.
Where do does people work? IN a company, for an association, for the government?
In business, chargé de mission indicates that the person has contects with clients.
Sales manager?
customer relationship manager
project manager?
representative for chargé de mission is only for officials.
Where do does people work? IN a company, for an association, for the government?
In business, chargé de mission indicates that the person has contects with clients.
Sales manager?
customer relationship manager
project manager?
representative for chargé de mission is only for officials.


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