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Hello, I would say:
DG --> General Manager --> GM

Also, you do not put spaces before punctuation. (! / ?)

Cya

Hello, what do you mean by "DG --> General Manager --> GM".
Are spaces before punctuation necessary ?
Léa

Sorry if I wasn't clear enough.

I see that "D. G." is not translated, and the equivalent in English is 'GM', for 'General Manager'.
For instance, 'PDG' in French is 'CEO' in English.
"I am going to meet the D.G." --> "I am going to meet the GM"

As for the punctuation, there should be no space before them.

I meant: 'You do not *want to* put spaces...'.

Sorry, in my previous post, that sentence was like an order

I didn't have enough time, and I should have made a better, proper, reply
My apologies.

Cya!

Inform(e) -no "e"
Why not "keep me updated" instead?

@Francky5511
"Keep me updated" is fine

... But I might have a better one!
--> "Let me know"

However, here are a few others:
Keep me [posted/in the loop]
[Keep/Get] in touch

Lets pick one