Meta org chart

Mark Zuckerberg, founder, chairman and CEO, sits at the top of Meta's org chart with 12 executives reporting to him on this chart. The app leaders for Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp report to Chief Product Officer Chris Cox, while AI and compute report to Zuckerberg directly.

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Meta org chart at a glance

The chart describes Meta as of August 2026.

Chief executive: Mark Zuckerberg, Founder, Chairman and CEO.
Headquarters: Menlo Park, California.
Employees: 78,865 (31 December 2025).
Revenue: $200.97 billion (fiscal 2025).
On the chart: 20 people in three levels, grouped by office of the CEO, operations and business, finance, Family of Apps, technology and Reality Labs, Superintelligence Labs, Meta Compute, legal and global affairs, and people.

Who reports to Mark Zuckerberg

Meta's executive team is broad and flat. These are the executives who report to Zuckerberg on the chart, with their own reports where shown.

Dina Powell McCormick: President and Vice Chairman.
Dave Wehner: Chief Strategy Officer.
Javier Olivan: Chief Operating Officer. Nicola Mendelsohn (Head of Global Business Group) and Justin Osofsky (Head of Partnerships and Business Development) report to him.
Susan Li: Chief Financial Officer.
Chris Cox: Chief Product Officer. Adam Mosseri (Head of Instagram), Tom Alison (Head of Facebook), Will Cathcart (Head of WhatsApp) and Michel Protti (Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer, Product) report to him.
Andrew Bosworth: Chief Technology Officer. Maher Saba, Vice President for Applied AI Engineering, reports to him.
Alexandr Wang: Chief AI Officer, Meta Superintelligence Labs.
Santosh Janardhan: Head of Infrastructure and co-lead of Meta Compute.
Daniel Gross: Co-lead of Meta Compute (capacity strategy and partnerships).
C.J. Mahoney: Chief Legal Officer.
Joel Kaplan: Chief Global Affairs Officer.
Janelle Gale: Chief People Officer.

How Meta is organized

Meta runs Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger and Threads inside one functional company. The app leaders own product and engineering for their app, but not a separate profit and loss, sales team or finance team; those are shared across all the apps.

The two segments Meta reports to investors, Family of Apps and Reality Labs, are a financial view rather than the management structure. On the chart, the apps sit under Chris Cox, while technology and Reality Labs sit under Andrew Bosworth.

AI and compute have been pulled out of the product organization. Meta Superintelligence Labs was created in mid-2025 under a new Chief AI Officer reporting to Zuckerberg, and in January 2026 compute became a top-level initiative with two co-leads. In the same month Meta created its first President and Vice Chairman role.

What your own org chart can borrow from Meta

Group product leaders under one chief product officer when the products share infrastructure, ads and sales.
Lift a strategic bet (for Meta, AI and compute) out of the product tree and report it to the CEO when it needs priority over day-to-day product work.
Show co-leads as two people at the same level, each with their own remit in the title, rather than hiding one of them.
Keep legal and global affairs as separate seats when regulation is a major part of the business.

Edit the Meta org chart

The template is a list of people, not a drawing. Each row has a name, a title, a department and the person they report to, and the org chart is laid out from those rows. Change a Reports To cell and that person's whole branch moves with them; add a row marked as an open role to plan a hire; recolour a branch by changing its department.

Many readers open a company chart to borrow its shape rather than its names: keep the Meta structure, replace the people with your own team, and the layout follows.

Sources and accuracy

Meta does not publish an org chart. This chart is an independent reconstruction from Meta's leadership page, its investor releases and named press reporting, as of August 2026. Reporting lines below the CEO come from separate announcements, and lines that could not be sourced were left out rather than guessed.

OrgTree.app is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Meta Platforms. All trademarks belong to their owners. For a longer analysis of how Meta is organized, including the trade-offs of its structure, see the QueryChart page linked below.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the CEO of Meta?

Mark Zuckerberg is founder, chairman and chief executive of Meta Platforms.

Who runs Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp?

Adam Mosseri leads Instagram, Tom Alison leads Facebook and Will Cathcart leads WhatsApp. All three report to Chief Product Officer Chris Cox.

Who leads AI at Meta?

Alexandr Wang is Chief AI Officer of Meta Superintelligence Labs and reports to Mark Zuckerberg. A separate Applied AI Engineering group under CTO Andrew Bosworth is led by Maher Saba.

Does Meta publish an org chart?

No. Meta lists its senior leaders but not their reporting lines. This chart is an independent reconstruction as of August 2026.

Can I edit the Meta org chart?

Yes. It opens in the free OrgTree.app editor with no signup.

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