Company org chart examples
Eleven org charts of well-known companies, each showing who leads the company and who reports to them. Every chart opens in the OrgTree.app editor, so you can explore it, update it, or keep its structure and replace the people with your own team.
Make your own org chart
Start from a blank starter chart, or open one of the company charts below and replace the names. The org chart lays itself out as you type.
Create Your Org Chart FreeThe company org charts
Each page lists the company's chief executive and direct reports, explains how the company is organized, and names the public sources the chart is based on.
- Google org chart, led by Sundar Pichai
- Amazon org chart, led by Andy Jassy
- Microsoft org chart, led by Satya Nadella
- Apple org chart, led by John Ternus
- Tesla org chart, led by Elon Musk
- Meta org chart, led by Mark Zuckerberg
- NVIDIA org chart, led by Jensen Huang
- SpaceX org chart, led by Elon Musk
- Disney org chart, led by Josh D'Amaro
- OpenAI org chart, led by Sam Altman
- IKEA org chart, led by Jakub Jankowski
Three ways companies organize
Most of these charts fall into one of three shapes, and it helps to know which one you are looking at before you borrow it.
- Functional: leaders own disciplines (hardware, software, operations, sales) that serve every product. Apple, NVIDIA, Tesla, Meta and OpenAI work this way.
- Divisional: large businesses each have their own leader and results, with shared functions in the centre. Amazon (AWS and Stores), Disney (Entertainment, ESPN, Experiences) and Google (Search, YouTube, Cloud) are closer to this.
- Value-chain: the company is split by stage, from design to supply to selling. Inter IKEA Group's range, supply and retail-concept businesses are the clearest example.
How accurate are these charts?
Large companies rarely publish full org charts. These are independent reconstructions from each company's own leadership pages, annual reports, filings and announcements, and each page states the month it describes and lists its sources. Leadership changes often, so treat a chart as a dated snapshot and check the sources for the latest names.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find a company's org chart?
Few large companies publish one. Start with the company's leadership page and annual report for the executive team, then announcements and press coverage for the reporting lines. The charts here are built that way, with sources listed on each page.
Can I use these company org charts as templates?
Yes. Every chart opens in the free OrgTree.app editor. Keep the structure, replace the names and titles with your own, and the chart redraws itself.
Which company structure should I copy for my own org chart?
Copy the shape that matches how your company makes decisions. If teams share one engineering and design organization, a functional chart like Apple's fits. If separate businesses run their own results, a divisional chart like Amazon's fits better.
Are these official org charts?
No. OrgTree.app is not affiliated with any of these companies. The charts are reconstructions from public sources, dated on each page.
Ready to chart your team?
The editor opens with a starter org chart. List your people one per row, and the chart rebuilds itself as you type. No signup required to get started.
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