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In-House Agency Organizational Structure
This diagram, created using EdrawMax, illustrates the organizational structure of an in-house agency. At the top is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), under whom there are five main departments: Account, Administration, Marketing, Advertising, and Creative Team. Each department is further divided into specific roles and teams, such as Account Executive and Account Assistant under Account Manager, Human Resource and Office Management under Administration Manager, and various specialized teams under Marketing, Advertising, and Creative departments, showing a clear hierarchy and division of responsibilities within the agency.
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