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Description
Use this Table of Organization slide to clearly map your company’s hierarchy, roles, and reporting structure in a visually intuitive layout. At the top, the CEO node features a circular headshot and name plaque, connected via clean lines to four department heads—Marketing, Sales, Operations, and Finance—each styled with gradient color fills. The flat-design aesthetic, combined with consistent typography and ample white space, ensures that names and titles remain legible and prominent.
Built on fully customizable master slides, this template supports both 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratios in PowerPoint and Google Slides. Easily swap out headshots, update names, or adjust titles using intuitive placeholders. Change the color palette in seconds via the theme controls to align with corporate branding, while preserving precise alignment and drop-shadow effects. High-resolution vector shapes guarantee crisp rendering across virtual presentations, printed handouts, and large-format displays.
This organizational chart is ideal for leadership presentations, onboarding sessions, and strategic reviews where clear communication of reporting lines is essential. You can duplicate or remove branches to reflect different team sizes, or rearrange the chart structure to accommodate new departments. Use simple entrance animations in PowerPoint or transition effects in Google Slides to guide audiences through each level one step at a time, ensuring full engagement and clarity.
Who is it for
HR directors, executive teams, and department managers will benefit from this chart when introducing organizational updates, aligning stakeholders on reporting structures, or presenting headcount plans.
Other Uses
Beyond corporate hierarchies, repurpose this layout for project team assignments, cross-functional committee mapping, experiential guest seating plans, or volunteer coordination charts. Expand or contract branches to suit any group size and maintain visual consistency throughout your deck.
