推進責任者
English translation: Project Manager
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18 mins confidence: 
person in charge of [responsible for] promotion; supervisor; general manager Explanation: - -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-10-28 08:48:23 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- If you want to simply say ¥"責任者¥", it would be ¥"responsible person¥" or ¥"person in charge¥". ¥"... の係である¥" or ¥"... の責任がある¥" is ¥"in charge of ...¥" and ¥"be responsible for¥", and these can be associated. I think there are other options for ¥"推進¥", depending on the nature of ¥"推進¥". I¥'ve just used ¥"promotion¥" here. Other examples will be ¥"development¥", ¥"advancement¥", ... . As for ¥"統括責任者¥", ¥"supervisor¥" will be best. Depending on the role, ¥"general manager¥" may be acceptable, although ¥"general manager¥" might be supervising the ¥"supervisor¥". |
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20 mins confidence:
Managing Director or CEO Explanation: - 推進 (suishin) ir more like a driving force, while promotion is 昇進. - At the top of 組織図 (organization chart) would probably be positions like Chief Executive Officer with 統括責任 (overall responsibility). -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-10-28 08:49:37 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- ir -> is. oops and oops. |
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40 mins confidence:
Director or General Manager or Manager (as the case may be) responsible for execution of project Explanation: The level in corporate organization of such a person varies depending on the managerial ability and expertise required for the particular project. |
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58 mins confidence:
Project Leader Explanation: - This is the common term in the context of software projects. - The team may or may not be disbanded after the project. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-10-28 09:30:45 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- If in construction projects, the appropriate title would be \'Project Manager\'. |
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2 hrs confidence: peer agreement (net): +2
peer agreement (net): +2Project Manager Explanation: The top of the origanization of a project is 'Project Manager' Project Manager is responsible for whole project, such as budget, personnel, implementation schedule and so on and has power of decision. I saw this title not only in construction but in translation agencies and financial companies. Also I've seen many namecards written, for example, ' Mr./Ms.aaa, Project Manager, bbb Project, General Director, ccc Division.ddd Inc. hope this helps |
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