My preference for the title of Administrator instead of Manager is in no way to be construed as a claim of being an entrepreneur. I inherited existing positions and did my best to improve each organization’s health and stability. This meant creating more efficient systems to produce a greater efficient outreach for financial growth, while maintaining squeaky clean audit opinions. The lack of glamor for my performance was gratifying in its own unique way.

You can rightly say I was a manager, but it is the scope of the tasks performed that justifies, for me at least, the prospect of being an administrator. And that is all the glamor I need.