Draw Hierarchy Diagram Enterprise Org Chart Infographic

Tech architecture infographic titled "Draw Hierarchy Diagram" using HOW-IT-WORKS archetype adapted as an enterprise org-structure schematic for a squad / pod-based 150+ company. Create a hierarchical reporting-line diagram with visually grouped departments and pods, showing labeled BOXES connected by ARROWS indicating reporting direction from executive leadership down to departments, tribes, squads, pods, and role nodes. Include a tasteful framed composition, balanced spacing, and a clean enterprise blueprint look.

Structure to render:
- Top level executive box: "Executive Leadership" — role description: "Sets company strategy and operating priorities"
- Second level grouped department boxes: "Product", "Engineering", "Design", "Data", "Operations", "Sales", "Marketing", "Customer Success", "People & Finance" — each with one-line role descriptions in English
- Third level tribe / function cluster boxes under core delivery org: "Platform Tribe", "Growth Tribe", "Core Experience Tribe", "Enterprise Solutions Tribe" — role description: "Coordinates multiple squads around a business domain"
- Fourth level squad / pod boxes under each tribe: examples such as "Platform Squad A", "Platform Squad B", "Growth Pod A", "Core Experience Pod A", "Enterprise Pod A" — role description: "Cross-functional team delivering a product area"
- Fifth level individual role nodes inside each squad / pod with initials in circles as generic avatars and placeholder titles only, no real names: "Engineering Manager", "Product Manager", "Tech Lead", "Software Engineer", "Product Designer", "QA Engineer", "Data Analyst", "DevOps Engineer" — each with one-line role descriptions in English
- Shared service nodes connected laterally where appropriate: "HR Operations", "Finance", "IT Support", "Security", "Legal" — role description: "Provides centralized support across departments"

Rendering rules:
- Every node must be a sharp labeled box or card with an icon, a canonical English role or department name, and a one-line English role description
- Individual contributor nodes use initials in circles as abstract avatars, with generic initials like "EM", "PM", "SE", "PD", "QA", "DA", never real-person names or photos
- Use ARROWS or reporting-line connectors to show hierarchy and dotted connectors for cross-functional collaboration between shared services and squads
- Add short English labels on connectors such as "reports to", "functional oversight", "delivery alignment", "shared support", "resource planning"
- Departments must be visually grouped with subtle container frames or shaded blueprint panels
- Emphasize pod-based modularity and scalable enterprise hierarchy suitable for 150+ employees

Add a numbered legend (1-7) in English explaining the hierarchy lifecycle:
1. Executive Leadership defines company strategy and annual goals
2. Departments convert strategy into functional plans and budgets
3. Tribes align related product domains and delivery priorities
4. Squads and pods execute roadmap work with cross-functional ownership
5. Role leads provide management, technical guidance, and design direction
6. Shared services support compliance, hiring, finance, security, and operations
7. Reporting lines and collaboration links keep governance and delivery aligned

Visual style: blueprint schematic, editorial developer-blog illustration, isometric or flat tech-diagram style, vector-clean infographic layout. Navy + cream palette with fine technical linework, subtle grid background, precise typography, structured framing, elegant enterprise mood, schematic drafting aesthetics, minimal shadows, crisp role titles, clean hierarchy spacing, no clutter.

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.