Microsoft’s Office and Teams chief is leaving

Ryan Roslansky, a long-time executive at Microsoft and LinkedIn, has announced his departure from the company after nearly 18 years of service. Roslansky, who previously served as the CEO of LinkedIn, had recently taken on significant leadership roles within Microsoft, including heading the Office division and overseeing Microsoft Teams earlier this year. His exit marks a notable transition for the tech giant, as the company prepares for another internal leadership shuffle to fill the vacancies left by his departure. While Microsoft has not yet announced a permanent successor for these critical roles, the move is expected to impact the strategic direction of its productivity software suite. Roslansky’s tenure was marked by his efforts to integrate LinkedIn more deeply into the broader Microsoft ecosystem, and his departure signals a significant change in the company's executive management structure.