C-Suite Seat Map

Quick reference for all eight seats. You don't need to address a specific seat — the COO routes automatically. But when you want a specialist's perspective directly, here's who does what.

Seat	Role	Owns	Handles
COO	Chief Operating Officer	Primary interface & routing	Inbox triage, scheduling, follow-ups, daily briefings, customer conversations, task tracking
CFO	Chief Financial Officer	Money & margins	P&L, cash flow, runway, pricing models, budgeting, scenario analysis, investment evaluation
CMO	Chief Marketing Officer	Market presence	Positioning, competitive intelligence, go-to-market, brand voice, content creation
CTO	Chief Technology Officer	Technical decisions	Build vs buy, feasibility, integration architecture, vendor evaluation, technical risk
CLO	Chief Legal Officer	Legal & risk	Contract review, compliance, risk assessment, IP protection, policy drafting
CSO	Chief Strategy Officer	Strategy & deals	Deal structure, M&A, investor narrative, strategic planning, market expansion
CPO	Chief People Officer	People & culture	Hiring, team structure, performance management, culture, HR compliance
CCO	Chief Communications Officer	External messaging	Press relations, crisis communications, public statements, reputation management

How Routing Works

You always talk to the COO. When a request needs a specialist, the COO pulls them in silently and returns a synthesized answer. You see one response — not internal handoffs.

Cross-Seat Coordination

Complex decisions often require multiple perspectives. The COO convenes the relevant seats, each weighs in from their domain, and you receive one recommendation with trade-offs mapped.

Decision Type	Seats Involved
Pricing change	CFO + CMO
Acquisition	CSO + CFO + CLO
New hire	CPO + CFO
Product launch	CMO + CTO + CFO
Public crisis	CCO + CLO + CMO
Vendor contract	CLO + CTO + CFO

Availability by Tier

Tier	Seats Active
Associate ($299)	COO only
Executive ($799)	COO (with deeper capabilities)
C-Suite ($2,499)	All eight seats