Find decision-makers at a company

The insight: the obvious tool answers the wrong question. Clay's managed "Find People at Company" function returns the company's top people ranked by seniority and ignores role filters entirely — it answers "who is important here," while the buyer of your product is a FUNCTION × SENIORITY pair ("who owns the budget for this category"). A famous-CEO test passes coincidentally; for any real persona the top-N list is confidently wrong. So this skill searches role-scoped from the start, maps titles to seniority/department with deterministic rules, verifies current employment on the person's own record, and frames who's the economic buyer vs the champion — because "decision-maker" is a claim about budget authority, not fame.

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