Functional Organization Structure Diagram for Enterprise Teams

Tech architecture infographic titled "Functional Organization Structure Diagram" using archetype SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE adapted into an enterprise org-chart / squad-and-pod layout. Create a clean hierarchical diagram for a 150+ enterprise with visually grouped departments and cross-functional squads. Show labeled BOXES connected by ARROWS indicating reporting lines, collaboration paths, and operational handoffs. Use a top-down corporate structure with grouped sections: Executive Leadership, Functional Departments, Regional or Business Units, Shared Services, and Cross-Functional Squads / Pods. Include circle avatars with initials only, no real faces, no photos, no personal names.

Main structure:
- Top tier: Chief Executive Officer box with icon, title name, one-line role description: "Sets company strategy and executive direction"
- Second tier grouped boxes: Chief Operating Officer, Chief Technology Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Chief Revenue Officer, Chief People Officer, General Counsel; each with icon, canonical English title, and one-line role description
- Third tier functional departments under each executive, such as Engineering, Product, Design, Marketing, Sales, Customer Success, Finance, Human Resources, Legal, Operations, IT, Data, Security; each department shown as a grouped container with multiple role-title nodes inside
- Inside each department: generic role-title nodes only, such as VP Engineering, Engineering Manager, Senior Software Engineer, Product Manager, UX Designer, Finance Manager, HR Business Partner, Sales Director, Customer Success Manager, Legal Counsel, Operations Manager
- Add cross-functional squad / pod clusters spanning functions, for example: Product Pod A, Growth Squad, Platform Squad, Customer Experience Pod; each pod contains small role nodes from multiple functions such as Engineer, Product Manager, Designer, Analyst
- Use solid arrows for direct reporting lines and dashed arrows for matrix collaboration across pods
- Include storage / process style support boxes for Shared Services: Recruiting, Payroll, IT Support, Business Intelligence, Compliance, Procurement

For every box, render:
- a simple business or tech-style icon
- a sharp role or department name in English
- a one-line role description in English

For every arrow, add short English labels such as:
- "reports to"
- "functional oversight"
- "matrix collaboration"
- "resource planning"
- "budget approval"
- "project delivery"
- "staffing support"
- "performance review"

Add a numbered legend 1-7 walking through the organizational lifecycle in English:
1. Executive leadership defines strategy and company priorities
2. Functional leaders translate strategy into departmental plans
3. Department managers allocate teams and responsibilities
4. Cross-functional squads coordinate delivery across functions
5. Shared services provide staffing, systems, compliance, and reporting support
6. Performance, budget, and execution feedback move back up the hierarchy
7. Leadership reviews outcomes and adjusts structure and priorities

Visual requirements:
- classic corporate mood, calm and trustworthy
- pastel office palette with soft blue, muted green, light beige, dusty rose, pale gray, and navy accents
- editorial developer-blog illustration, isometric or flat tech-diagram style, vector-clean infographic layout
- tasteful framing throughout, balanced spacing, sharp typography, enterprise presentation aesthetic
- departments visually grouped with subtle containers and headers
- clear hierarchy from top to bottom, with cross-links for squads / pods
- no real-person names, placeholder titles only, no logos, no photos
- infographic should feel like a polished boardroom-ready organizational design visual

All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, 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.