leitend

Means 'leading' or 'in a leading position'; it highlights prominence or leadership, but not specifically day-to-day management of an organization.

Means 'working in a managerial role'; very close to the primary meaning and often used for someone performing management duties.

Means 'administrative' or 'managing affairs'; it is more about administration, handling processes, and resources than general leadership.

An uncommon and somewhat nonstandard-looking form; it suggests something 'managed' and is often restricted to jargon or narrow contexts, with standard alternatives usually preferred.

Means 'cultivating' or 'operating/working a farm or property'; it usually refers to agriculture, land, or resources rather than managing an organization.

Means 'organizing'; it emphasizes planning and coordination, but not necessarily formal authority or a managerial position.

Means 'administrative'; it is close to management, but usually emphasizes formal, bureaucratic, or office-related processes.

Literally 'relating to management/leadership'; it is a descriptive and formal phrase indicating relation to leadership, but it sounds heavy and is used rarely.