Microsoft executive Ryan Roslansky departing after 18 years
Ryan Roslansky, longtime Microsoft and LinkedIn leader, is leaving the company after nearly 18 years. Roslansky had recently overseen Office, Microsoft Teams, and was previously LinkedIn's CEO. His exit comes just after Microsoft launched its Copilot AI suite, and sets off another leadership shuffle; Office and Teams now move under the Copilot, Agents, and Platform group led by Charles Lamanna. Roslansky will stay as an advisor through year-end.
- Roslansky leaving after almost 18 years at Microsoft and LinkedIn
- Recently led Office, Teams, and LinkedIn as CEO
- Departure follows launch of Copilot AI tools
- Dan Shapero remains LinkedIn CEO, reporting to Satya Nadella
- Office and Teams now report to Charles Lamanna
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