Revising McDonald’s OrganizationalChartPurposeDeveloping and altering organizational charts is an important skill for strategists to possess. Thisexercise can improve your skill in altering an organization’s hierarchical structure in response tonew strategies being formulated.InstructionsStep 1 Turn to the McDonald’s Cohesion Case (p. 29) and review the organizational chart. On aseparate sheet of paper, answer the following questions:1. What type of organizational chart is illustrated for McDonald’s?2. What improvements could you recommend for the McDonald’s organizational chart?Give your reasoning for each suggestion.3. What aspects of McDonald’s chart do you especially like?4. What type of organizational chart do you believe would best suit McDonald’s? Why? EXHIBIT 3 McDonald's Corporation: Executive Officers and Organizational ChartJames A. Skinner,Vice Chairman andChief ExecutiveOfficerJeffrey P.Gloria Santona,Ralph Alvarez,RichardPeter J. Bensen,Mary N. Dillon,Stratton,CorporateFloersch,President andExecutive ViceCorporateExecutive ViceExecutiveExecutive VicePresident andChiefPresident andExecutive VicePresident-Vice President,OperatingChief FinancialPresident &ChiefGeneralChief HumanOfficerOfficerGlobal ChiefCounsel, andSecretaryRestaurantResourcesMarketingOfficerOfficerOfficerJose Armario,Denis Hennequin,Timothy J. Fenton,President,Janice Fields,Group President-Executive VicePresident ofMcDonalds CanadaMcDonald'sAsia/Pacific, MiddlePresident and ChiefOperating Officer,McDonald's Europeand Latin AmericaEast and AfricaMcDonald's USAJim Johanessen,Steve Plotkin,Donald Thompson,Karen King,East Division forPresident,West Division forPresident ofCentral DivisionMcDonald'sMcDonald's USAMcDonald's USAfor McDonald'sUSAUSASource: http:/www.aboutmedonalds.com/mcd/our_company/bios.html

. What type of organizational chart is illustrated for McDonald’s? 2. What improvements could you recommend for the McDonald’s organizational chart? Give your reasoning for each suggestion. 3. What aspects of McDonald’s chart do you especially like? 4. What type of organizational chart do you believe would best suit McDonald’s? Why?

. What type of organizational chart is illustrated for McDonald’s? 2. What improvements could you recommend for the McDonald’s organizational chart? Give your reasoning for each suggestion. 3. What aspects of McDonald’s chart do you especially like? 4. What type of organizational chart do you believe would best suit McDonald’s? Why?

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