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```markdown Using Mermaid markdown is an excellent way to create and present organizational charts in a text-based format that's both easy to understand and update. Below is how you can structure the TBX Team Org Chart using Mermaid markdown syntax:
```mermaid
graph TD graph TD
CE[Client Executive: Stephanie Chambers] CE[Client Executive: Stephanie Chambers]
ET[Engineering Team: Jason Davis] ET[Engineering Team: Jason Davis]
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Legal[Legal: Sharon Briggs] Legal[Legal: Sharon Briggs]
Finance[Finance: WWT/Telcobuy Finance Teams] Finance[Finance: WWT/Telcobuy Finance Teams]
Services[Services: Aaron Piwowarczyk, Brandon Gasparovic] Services[Services: Aaron Piwowarczyk, Brandon Gasparovic]
CE --> ET CE --> ET
CE --> Lumen CE --> Lumen
Lumen --> LumenISR Lumen --> LumenISR
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CE --> Finance CE --> Finance
CE --> Services CE --> Services
``` ```
This Mermaid diagram starts with the Client Executive, Stephanie Chambers, at the top and branches out to each team and team member as you provided. Each box represents a role or a person, and the lines illustrate the reporting structure or relationship.
To use this, you'll need a platform that supports Mermaid markdown rendering, like GitHub, GitLab, or a markdown editor that supports Mermaid diagrams. Simply paste this code into a compatible editor or viewer to visualize your organizational chart. This makes updating or modifying the org chart easier, as you can adjust the markdown text to reflect any changes in the team's structure.