“Microsoft's Office and Teams Chief Ryan Roslansky Departs After 18 Years” — what this page in the network covers. Microsoft is undergoing another leadership shuffle as Ryan Roslansky, the executive overseeing Office and Teams, leaves the company after nearly 18 years. Roslansky, who previously served as LinkedIn CEO, was promoted to head of Office last year and took control of Teams earlier this year. His departure marks a significant change for Microsoft's productivity and collaboration suite, which includes widely used tools like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Teams.
The move comes as Microsoft continues to integrate AI features across its products and faces competition from rivals like Google Workspace and Slack. Roslansky's exit raises questions about the future direction of these key business applications, which generate billions in revenue for Microsoft. The company has not yet named a successor, but the reshuffle signals ongoing strategic adjustments under CEO Satya Nadella. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.