Microsoft's Office and Teams Chief Ryan Roslansky Leaves After Nearly 18 Years

Ryan Roslansky is leaving Microsoft after nearly 18 years, including a stint as CEO of LinkedIn and recent roles leading Office and Teams.

Nadella said in an internal memo that Roslansky's team has done critical work bringing together product, engineering, and design foundations for the next phase. Roslansky cited his family's life in the Bay Area as the reason for his departure, stating he wouldn't relocate to Redmond full-time.

Roslansky will be replaced by Charles Lamanna, who will oversee the teams behind Office and Teams within the Copilot, Agents, and Platform organization. Jon Friedman is moving to report directly to Jacob Andreou, head of Copilot.