What other leaders or departments in your organization do you feel the closest alignment to?

People & LeadershipStrategy & Architecture

CMO / Marketing9%

COO / Operations53%

CFO / Financials & Budgeting17%

CRO / Sales5%

CHRO / HR8%

Counsel / Legal4%

Other1%

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Community User in Software5 years ago

Based off the replies thus far it’s important to be with “the one with the gold who makes the rules”...

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