Map your company reporting hierarchy from CEO down to individual contributors.
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An org chart maps a company's reporting hierarchy as a tree, starting with the CEO and branching down through executives, department heads, managers, and individual contributors. Each node names a role and the person filling it, while the connecting lines reveal who reports to whom and how teams roll up into the wider organization.
HR teams, founders, and people managers reach for this template during onboarding, fundraising, and reorganizations to communicate structure at a glance. It is ideal for explaining team makeup, clarifying reporting lines, and giving new hires a fast mental model of how the company fits together.
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An org chart, or organizational chart, is a diagram that shows a company's internal structure and reporting relationships. It places leadership at the top and branches downward to teams and individual roles.
The core components are roles or job titles, the people who hold them, and the connecting lines that show reporting relationships between superiors and subordinates.
Start with the highest role such as the CEO, add direct reports beneath it, then keep branching down through managers and individual contributors until every role is placed and connected by reporting lines.
Common types include hierarchical (top-down), matrix (dual reporting), flat (few management layers), and functional (grouped by department).
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