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The Coca-Cola Company Org Chart

Organisational structure, leadership roles, and hierarchy analysis for The Coca-Cola Company. (NYSE: KO)

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Founded

1892

Employees

80,000+

Revenue

$47B (FY2024)

HQ

Atlanta

Organisational Structure

DivisionalComplex Complexity7 major divisions

Coca-Cola operates a franchise model where the company owns the brands and concentrate production, while independent bottling partners handle manufacturing, distribution, and retail. This means the formal org chart understates the operational scale — the bottling system employs 700,000+ people not on Coca-Cola's payroll. The org is structured around geographic operating units (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Africa) with global category teams (sparkling, still, coffee, dairy) running horizontally.

Senior Leadership Roles

These are the senior executive positions that form the top of the The Coca-Cola Company org chart. For executive search firms mapping this organisation, these roles represent the primary reporting line to the board.

01Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
02Chief Financial Officer
03President of North America
04President of Europe
05President of Asia Pacific
06President of Latin America
07President of Africa
08Chief Marketing Officer
09Chief Technical Officer
10General Counsel

Business Divisions

The Coca-Cola Company is organised into 7major divisions. Each division represents a distinct business area with its own leadership, strategy, and — in many cases — its own P&L.

North America

Europe

Asia Pacific

Latin America

Africa

Global Ventures (Costa Coffee, Monster equity)

Bottling Investments Group

Why The Coca-Cola Company's Org Chart Is Complex

For executive search firms and consultants mapping The Coca-Cola Company, understanding these structural complexities is essential for building an accurate org chart and identifying the right stakeholders.

1.

Franchise model means the extended org (bottlers) dwarfs the corporate org but is not on the formal chart

2.

Geographic operating units each have their own marketing, supply chain, and commercial teams

3.

Category management (sparkling, still, dairy) runs as a horizontal layer across geographies

4.

Costa Coffee acquisition added a retail/QSR business model fundamentally different from the core beverage business

How to Map The Coca-Cola Company's Org Chart

Building a complete org chart for The Coca-Cola Company requires combining data from multiple sources: annual reports and proxy statements for the top-level structure, LinkedIn for middle-management layers, and industry knowledge to fill in the gaps.

The Coca-Cola Company's divisional structure means each division can be mapped as a separate org chart, then connected at the C-suite level. Start with one division and expand outward.

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