Average Entry-Level Business Manager Salary in Charlotte, North Carolina

Job Description for Business Manager

A business manager is sought after by a variety of companies in many industries. Some employers will be looking for candidates with a bachelor's degree in business administration or a similar discipline, while others are willing to accept an applicant with a high school diploma or associate's degree. The business manager should also usually have at least two years of experience working in administration positions, in addition to several years of experience in the industry of the company. The prospective employee should be proficient in Microsoft Office. The business manager will primarily work indoors, although the settings may vary. There can be some travel involved.

The business manager is primarily responsible for ensuring that the company's operations in that department are proceeding smoothly. This can involve drafting and executing plans and tasks, assigning work to various staff members, organizing workflow, and coordinating staff meetings. They are responsible for the organization of their department, including recommending changes or improvements as needed. They are in charge of ensuring that all expenses are within the operating budget, and they may be required to draft and present reports to executives as necessary.

The business manager will work closely with other departments, as well as with employees in their own department. The business manager will usually report to a department head or executive. (Copyright 2019 PayScale.com)

• Manage business and financial affairs related to the administration of business unit or department.
• Drive business functions and ensures employee efforts support organizational goals and objectives.
• Provide overall management of financial operations, practice growth, marketing and administration.

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