managérial

managérial

1. manager [ manadʒɛr; manadʒɶr ] n. m. ou manageur, euse [ manadʒɶr, øz ] n.
• 1857, -1986; mot angl., de to manage « manier, diriger »
1 ♦ Personne qui veille à l'organisation matérielle de spectacles, concerts, matchs, ou qui s'occupe particulièrement de la vie professionnelle et des intérêts d'un artiste (⇒ imprésario), d'un sportif (⇒ entraîneur).
2 ♦ (1961) Chef, dirigeant d'une entreprise. ⇒ cadre, décideur, gestionnaire, 1. patron, responsable. « manageurs en quête de publicité » (Le Point, 1989). — Adj. MANAGÉRIAL, IALE, IAUX , 1969 .

● managérial, managériale, managériaux adjectif Relatif au management.

managérial, ale, aux [mana(d)ʒeʀjal, o] adj.
ÉTYM. 1980; empr. à l'angl. managerial, de to manage. → 2. Manager.
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♦ Anglic. Du management. || « La démarche proposée est plus une démarche de processus managérial que de modélisation financière » (le Monde, 28 sept. 1999, p. 6). — REM. Alors que 1. manager n. est intégré au vocabulaire français, le verbe 2. manager ainsi que managérial sont très critiqués.

Encyclopédie Universelle. 2012.

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