Infografica organizzazione aziendale per media impresa

Tech architecture infographic titled "Mid-Size Company Organizational Structure" — HOW-IT-WORKS archetype adapted as a top-down hierarchy tree for a mid-size company (50–150 employees). Create a clear executive org-chart style infographic with labeled BOXES connected by straight ARROWS/lines showing reporting direction from top to bottom. Use text-only nodes, no avatars, no real-person names, no logos. Top node: box with icon 'briefcase', name 'CEO', role description 'Sets company strategy and final direction'. Second level grouped department boxes beneath CEO: 'Operations Director' — 'Runs daily business operations'; 'HR Manager' — 'Leads hiring, people operations, and policy'; 'Finance Lead' — 'Owns budgeting, reporting, and controls'; 'Sales Manager' — 'Drives pipeline, revenue, and account execution'; 'Marketing Lead' — 'Builds demand, brand, and campaigns'; 'IT Manager' — 'Maintains infrastructure, systems, and security'. Third level: under each department, add smaller subordinate boxes such as 'Team Supervisor' — 'Coordinates team execution and reporting', plus a few generic team nodes like 'Operations Team', 'HR Team', 'Finance Team', 'Sales Team', 'Marketing Team', 'IT Support Team' with one-line English role descriptions. Visually group each department in subtle cream panels with navy headers. All boxes must include an icon, a canonical English role title, and one-line role description in English. Connect each reporting line with small arrow labels in English such as 'strategy', 'reporting line', 'team oversight', 'budget approval', 'hiring requests', 'sales targets', 'system support'. Add a numbered legend 1-7 explaining the hierarchy flow in English: 1. CEO defines company strategy. 2. Department heads receive priorities and budgets. 3. Managers translate goals into team plans. 4. Team Supervisors assign daily work. 5. Teams execute departmental responsibilities. 6. Progress and metrics report upward. 7. Leadership reviews outcomes and adjusts priorities. Visual style: classic corporate office-presentation poster, photorealistic polished infographic composition but still structured as a clean vector-like business diagram; balanced spacing, sharp typography, high legibility, top-down tree layout, symmetrical alignment, precise connector lines. Color palette: navy blue, cream, subtle gray accents, restrained corporate tone, professional and trustworthy mood. Include editorial developer-blog illustration, isometric or flat tech-diagram style, vector-clean infographic layout. All text rendered cleanly in English, no spelling errors, no gibberish characters, no real cloud-vendor logos (AWS / GCP / Azure) — use generic cloud icons, no watermarks No real-person names or photos. Generic role titles. Tasteful framing throughout.