Honestly that sounds typical of a large organization, everyone wants to put their fingerprint on a project when it's way up. Once everyone gets their hands on i

Honestly that sounds typical of a large organization, everyone wants to put their fingerprint on a project when it's way up. Once everyone gets their hands on it, every vp packs the team with their buddies, burdens you with no-show contractors from a firm they have a "relationship" with. Then everyone starts scuttling away to the next big thing. Of course someone gets bored one day, and decides to redefine the entire scope of the project, pushes it as the next big thing, then everyone come scuttling back.