Microsoft's Office and Teams Chief Ryan Roslansky Departs After Leadership Reshuffle

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Ryan Roslansky is departing Microsoft after nearly 18 years with the company and its subsidiary LinkedIn. He had recently been promoted to lead Microsoft Office and later took control of the Teams platform. His exit has prompted another internal leadership reorganization at the tech giant. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stated that Roslansky leaves the organization in a strong position, crediting his team's foundational work.

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