Project team structure with head of project and executive creative directors
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Presenting this set of slides with name - Project Team Structure With Head Of Project And Executive Creative Directors. This is a four stage process. The stages in this process are Org Chart, Organization Chart, Project Team Structure.
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The image is a PowerPoint slide titled "Project Team Structure With Head Of Project And Executive..." illustrating an organizational chart for a project-based agency. At the top is the "Agency President," followed by key leadership roles including "Head Of Project Management," "Executive Creative Director," "Head Of Client Services," "Head Of Production," and "Head Of Technology." Beneath these roles are the various teams (A, B, C, D), each led by a Project Manager. Team members are indicated by role abbreviations like AD (Art Director), CW (Copywriter), AE (Account Executive), PP (Production Planner), UX (User Experience Designer), UI (User Interface Designer), and DEV (Developer). This visual structure helps clarify the hierarchy and reporting relationships within the project teams.
Use Cases:
This type of slide is beneficial for visualizing team structures and can be applied across different industries to define clear roles and responsibilities.
1. Advertising:
Use: Clarifying agency roles and creative project teams.
Presenter: COO or Agency Director
Audience: Agency Staff, New Employees
2. Software Development:
Use: Organizing development team structures around projects.
Presenter: CTO or Development Lead
Audience: Developers, Product Managers
3. Construction:
Use: Displaying project management and operational teams.
Presenter: Head of Operations
Audience: Site Managers, Construction Teams
4. Healthcare:
Use: Structuring administrative and healthcare delivery teams.
Presenter: Hospital Administrator
Audience: Medical and Administrative Staff
5. Education:
Use: Organizing academic projects and department responsibilities.
Presenter: Dean or Academic Coordinator
Audience: Faculty, Educational Project Teams
6. Finance:
Use: Laying out teams for financial projects and initiatives.
Presenter: CFO or Finance Project Manager
Audience: Analysts, Investment Teams
7. Event Planning:
Use: Outlining the hierarchy of roles in event organization.
Presenter: Event Director
Audience: Event Coordinators, Suppliers, Stakeholders
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