The reason for it, I think, is that the one individual is responsible for too much. No one person can have so much responsibility when there are so many factors to be considered in each project.
The answer is to spread responsibility among two, at least, both of whom go before the people and illicit their opinions and evaluations of their performances for each of their areas of concern.
By the way, I've never had such impressive array of support these days. I don't have time to do more than to give you designers to take up the specifics, but I can give you options, each of which you can think over in making the overall workable. There's got to be division of areas of responsibility.
In short, "the buck doesn't stop here"--in one person, any longer. United States has entered a new realm: that of shared responsibility or extended responsibility.
My opinion.
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