I'm pretty sure this sentence has a modifier problem, but I'd like a second opinion. “As Barr’s CEO, it’s natural that Doug focuses on leadership.” This is wrong...right?

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anonymous · Answer

I think it is fine like it is.  However, I would change "it's" to "it is."

anonymous · Answer

The sentence is incorrect. There should be a person following the comma after CEO because this introductory phrase is establishing someone to be Barr's CEO. 

As Barr's CEO, Doug naturally focuses on leadership. (I am assuming that Doug is Barr's CEO.)