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Business, 10.02.2020 23:49, monsterwins5001

A business-level manager in a multi-divisional company is: a. a strategic manager who is the head of an entire division, responsible for translating the corporate strategy into concrete strategies for the business unit. b. a strategic manager, responsible for a specific business function, such as marketing or human resources. c. a member of the Board of Directors, responsible for setting the strategic direction for the entire multi-divisional company. d. a vice president, C-suite or other company officer, responsible for the financial performance of the company across all business units.

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