Who is the regional manager of Dunder Mifflin Scranton in the final season?

Dwight Schrute is the regional manager of Dunder Mifflin Scranton in the final season of The Office US.

Dwight spends nearly the entire series pursuing the authority he believes he deserves. He starts as a salesman and Michael Scott’s “Assistant to the Regional Manager,” a title he fiercely defends even though Michael repeatedly explains that the wording makes it subordinate to the real position.

In season 9, Andy Bernard abandons the office during a long boating trip and later leaves Dunder Mifflin to pursue entertainment. After David Wallace buys the company back, he promotes Dwight to regional manager. The promotion fulfills Dwight’s central professional ambition and gives the final episodes a new workplace arrangement, with Jim Halpert serving as his assistant.

Michael Scott is the branch’s best-known manager, but he leaves Scranton before the final season. David Wallace is Dunder Mifflin’s chief financial officer and later owner, not the Scranton branch manager. Andy is the manager at the beginning of season 9, which explains why viewers may remember him in that role; by the end, however, Dwight holds the position.