Org Structure & RACI

Two things live here: (1) the actual Arkanza marketing org as it stands today, and (2) the ideal reference model to grow into when you get the green light to expand.

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1. Actual topology (today)

GENERAL MANAGER — HANIVAN (senior)
        ▼
MARKETING MANAGER — ABIB
        │  set strategy, campaigns, targets
        ▼
Marketing Lead — ANTON (aka Josedaniello) ──► briefs / syncs ◄── CREATIVE TEAM (separate unit)
        │  owns strategy, budget, evaluation,                     ├── Content Director
        │  hiring, KOL approval, analysis sign-off                ├── Brand Strategist / Creative Leader
        ▼                                                         └── 5 × Content Creator
Deputy — KIKI (Superoperator)              (Anton reports to both Hanivan and Abib)
        │  player-coach: accountable for daily ops delivery,
        │  AND runs ads for own PIC marketplaces
        ├── DIKY    — Digital Advertiser (ads + marketplace ops + data reporting)
        ├── FIRYAL  — Marketplace & Affiliate Specialist + KOL
        ├── IRFAN   — Marketplace & Affiliate Specialist + KOL
        └── SURYA   — AI Content Creator (in-team, independent of Creative team; Kiki directs jointly with Anton)

Two-tier execution team under a management line. Hanivan (general manager, senior) → Abib (marketing manager) set direction. Anton reports to both and owns strategy, budget, evaluation, hiring, external (KOL) approvals, and analysis sign-off. Kiki is operational deputy — accountable for day-to-day delivery across Diky, Firyal, Irfan and Surya, and an individual contributor who runs ads for their own PIC marketplaces (player-coach). Escalations run Diky/MS → Kiki → Anton, with big-budget or new-platform calls surfacing to Anton. The Creative team is a separate unit that interfaces only with Anton (brand/hero assets). Surya works fully inside Anton’s team and independently of the Creative team — no shared workflow; Kiki directs Surya’s content jointly with Anton.

2. RACI — current team

Legend: R = does the work · A = accountable, final sign-off (one per row) · C = consulted (two-way) · I = informed (one-way) · – = not involved. A·R = same person is accountable and does the work.

Accountability split (the pattern): Hanivan (GM) holds A only on the marketing budget envelope; Abib (marketing manager) holds A on marketing strategy & targets; both are otherwise C on high-level planning and I on reporting, not involved in operations. Anton is A for the marketing plan, budget allocation within marketing, evaluation, KOL approval, and analysis sign-off. Kiki is A for operational delivery (ads ops, marketplace ops, data, in-team content). Where Diky and Firyal/Irfan are both R, work divides by the marketplace PIC map.

Strategy, planning, budget & people

ActivityHanivanAbibAntonKikiDikyFiryal/IrfanSurya
Marketing strategy & targetsCARCIII
Monthly marketing plan & calendarICA·RCIII
Marketing budget envelope (approval)ARCIIII
Budget allocation within marketingICA·RCIII
Campaign brief creationICA·RCIIC
Team evaluation, hiring & upskillingICA·RCIII
ActivityHanivanAbibAntonKikiDikyFiryal/IrfanSurya
Marketplace ads strategy (own PIC) ²CARI
Daily ads management & optimizationIARsupport
Ad-balance top-up & spend pacing ²ARRI
Ads pause / kill on underperformance ³CARI
Big-budget / new-platform ads decisionICARCI
Internal / cross-platform adsCA·RII
Ad-account health (rejections, appeals, penalties)IARI

Experimentation

ActivityHanivanAbibAntonKikiDikyFiryal/IrfanSurya
Ad-level A/B testing (creative / audience / bid) ⁴IARC
Listing A/B analysis (diagnostic)IARC

Data, analysis & reporting

ActivityHanivanAbibAntonKikiDikyFiryal/IrfanSurya
Daily data extraction (team backbone) ²IARR
Ads performance analysis & insightACRI
Data integrity / QAIARI
Weekly reportingIIIARR
Monthly data extraction for reportIIACRI

Marketplace operations

ActivityHanivanAbibAntonKikiDikyFiryal/IrfanSurya
Store health & rating monitoring ²IARR
Listing creation & optimizationIACRC
Stock management & logIARC
Pricing & promo monitoringIARC
Marketplace campaign registration (weekly)IARR
Voucher / promo setupIACR

Partnerships — affiliate & KOL

ActivityHanivanAbibAntonKikiDikyFiryal/IrfanSurya
Affiliate outreach & networkIAR
KOL outreach & onboardingIAIRC
Affiliate / KOL reportingIAR

Content

ActivityHanivanAbibAntonKikiDikyFiryal/IrfanSurya
Creative brief → production (in-team)CAIIR
Content QCIAIR
Creative refresh request (from ads perf) ⁵IARR
Asset organization (Drive)IAIIR

Surya’s content is independent of the Creative team — no shared workflow. The Creative team produces brand-level / hero assets via Anton only; Surya owns all in-team per-account and per-marketplace assets.

Open items — cells that can’t be finalized until resolved: ² R split depends on the marketplace→person PIC map (still undocumented). ³ Numeric ads-pause threshold undefined (ACOS/ROAS/impressions/days). ⁴ Ad-A/B testing method & cadence not yet defined. ⁵ Route: Diky raises → Kiki → Surya produces.

3. The critical seams (where things break)

  1. Management → Anton: strategy/campaign intent must arrive as a clear brief, not hallway conversation. Fix with a standing weekly sync + the Campaign_Calendar as shared artifact.
  2. Anton ⇄ Creative team: this is the highest-friction handoff — two units, one deliverable. A creative request with no structured brief is the #1 cause of rework. Fix with a mandatory brief template and one named contact on each side (Anton ⇄ Creative Leader).
  3. Surya (in-team content) vs Creative team: confirmed separate — no shared workflow today. Surya = fast, high-volume, per-marketplace/account assets; Creative team = brand-level, campaign hero assets, briefed via Anton. Keep the boundary documented so it doesn’t blur as content volume grows.

4. Ideal reference model (for expansion)

When headcount opens up, grow toward functional centers of excellence + a brand owner per (sub-)brand as internal client — do NOT clone a mini-team per brand or per marketplace (that duplicates cost and fragments skill).

Head of Marketing
├── BRAND & CREATIVE      Brand Managers (per brand) · Content/Production · Organic-Social
├── PERFORMANCE/GROWTH    Paid Media (Meta/Google/TikTok) · Marketplace Ads (in-platform)
├── MARKETPLACE OPS       Channel Specialist (per marketplace/cluster) · Listing/Merchandising · Promo ops
├── PARTNERSHIPS          KOL / Affiliate
└── DATA / ANALYTICS      KPI, dashboards, attribution

Two axes, resolved: Brand Managers own positioning vertically (across all marketplaces); Channel Specialists own execution horizontally (across all brands). Where they cross (“Brand X on Shopee”) the Brand Manager owns what/why, the Channel Specialist owns how/when. Naming that boundary is what prevents matrix turf wars.

The spine: the campaign calendar synchronizes everyone. Every role has exactly one upstream input and one downstream customer — if a role can’t name both, the design is wrong.

5. Honest gaps in the current structure

  • No dedicated Brand Manager per brand. Across Arkanza + 3 active sub-brands, “who owns brand X’s positioning?” has no clean answer — it’s split between Abib (strategy), Creative’s Brand Strategist (production-leaning), and Anton (execution). This is the biggest structural risk, bigger than any ad-performance gap. First hire when expanding.
  • No dedicated Data/Analytics owner. Diky reports numbers as part of a heavy ops load; nobody owns definitions, dashboards, and attribution as a craft. Second hire.
  • Kiki is a single point of operational failure. As deputy-plus-IC, Kiki is Accountable for nearly all daily delivery and carries their own PIC ads. Backup decision (Anton, 2026-07-11): Marketing Lead (Anton) ⇄ Superoperator (Kiki) back each other up. If Kiki is out, Anton absorbs the operational A-rows; if Anton is out, Kiki holds the marketing-Lead A-rows (strategy sign-off / approvals escalate to Abib where above Kiki’s authority). This is a stopgap, not a structural fix — a dedicated deputy backup is still the right hire when headcount opens.
  • Surya/Creative boundary (see seam #3) — confirmed separate today; keep it documented so it doesn’t blur as content volume grows.

Condensed role JDs (mission · owns · KPI)

RoleMissionOwnsPrimary KPI
Head of MarketingStrategy + budget across brands/channelsCalendar, P&LBlended ROAS, revenue vs target
Brand ManagerGuardian of one brand’s positioningBriefs, brand healthBrand revenue + margin
Content & CreativeBriefs → assets at volumeAsset library, productionOutput velocity, creative win-rate
Paid MediaOff-platform acquisitionMeta/Google/TikTok adsROAS, CAC
Marketplace AdsIn-platform adsShopee/TikTok Shop adsACOS, keyword rank
Channel SpecialistOne marketplace end-to-endListings, promos, store healthChannel GMV, CVR, store score
Partnerships (KOL/Affiliate)Source & manage creatorsAffiliate/KOL networkAffiliate GMV, CPA, retention
Data/AnalyticsTrusted numbersDefinitions, dashboardsReporting reliability, insight-to-action

Related: Brand_Architecture · Roster · KPI_Definitions