high-profile manager

Another is the so-called all-star fund, in which several high-profile managers each run a slice of a portfolio.

Andersen Consulting, Federal Express and Nike have lost high-profile managers, as well.

'I don't know why I've been dropped but I can only think it's something to do with my run-ins with those high-profile managers.

Marlins 4, Cubs 2 With an $89 million injection of new talent, a high-profile manager and a 26-5 spring record, the Florida Marlins have created some lofty expectations.

The club's high-profile manager of the time, Marcus Bignot, signed big name players including Rachel Yankey and Alex Scott for the 2004/05 season and Birmingham finished fourth.

Marcelo Bielsa has used the system with some success with Argentina's and Chile's national teams and is currently one of the only high-profile managers to use the system in competition today.

Just over two weeks later on 10 May 2010, Ken Wright announced to the press that former Leigh Genesis high-profile manager Garry Flitcroft would take over the managerial reins at Chorley F.C. for the coming season.

The Faculty of Economics - the oldest faculty of the university was founded in 1993, aimed at providing education in Economics to future high-profile managers and analysts for commercial enterprises, governmental bodies, research centres, as well as the staff of higher education institutions.

Last December, Mr. Novak wrote that the "retention of John Snow as secretary of the treasury was viewed in the capital's inner circles as a defeat for presidential adviser Karl Rove, who wanted a high-profile manager of President Bush's second-term economic program."

The universe of managers who have proved to be top performers has become even smaller because so many high-profile managers, like Elizabeth R. Bramwell, Donald Yacktman and Carlene Murphy Ziegler, have chosen to set up their own fund companies, where they may make several million dollars a year while calling their own shots.