
Diagram template
Org chart: dual leads
MaxTwo leader cards attach to overlapping report enclosures. Exclusive reports occupy the outer fields, and each person reporting to both leaders appears once in the stronger central overlap.
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When to use it
A matrix product team, professional partnership or jointly managed project with supplied direct-report relationships to two leaders. Unlike a strict org tree, it preserves dual reporting without duplicating a person. The overlap means reports directly to both; it does not infer authority from project participation, accountability or shared responsibility.
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Describe your topic in plain words and the AI fills these in. You can edit every field afterwards.
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- People
- Exactly 2, each with id, optional name, role, and optional icon
- Members
- 3 to 6, each with optional name, role, optional icon, and parents
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