🔄Microsoft Overhauls Leadership as Jha Retires
Big shakeup at Microsoft's Experiences and Devices group
TL;DR
Ryan Roslanksy is now in charge of both Microsoft Teams and the new Work Experiences Group. Rajesh Jha retires after over three decades at Microsoft.
Microsoft has undergone a major restructuring with Rajesh Jha retiring after 35 years, leaving Ryan Roslansky to take on more responsibilities including leadership of the newly formed Work Experiences Group and Microsoft Teams. This change impacts developers as it reorganizes key teams like Copilot, Agents, and Platform (CAP) under Charles Lamanna, who also gains oversight over OneDrive and SharePoint. The new structure starts June 30th, with all four leaders reporting directly to CEO Satya Nadella.
Key Points
Rajesh Jha, EVP of Experiences and Devices, is retiring after over 35 years at Microsoft
Ryan Roslansky now oversees both Office products and the new Work Experiences Group
Charles Lamanna leads Copilot, Agents, Platform (CAP) team plus OneDrive and SharePoint
Jeff Teper becomes EVP of apps and agents; Kirk Koenigsbauer takes Data Platform and Growth
Pavan Davuluri continues to lead Windows and Devices Group with Simonyi's Intentional team
Why It Matters
Charles Lamanna now oversees critical Microsoft 365 services, BizChat, and Dynamics 365. This impacts developers working on M365 integrations as the new CAP team structure could affect development priorities and timelines.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does this matter?
Charles Lamanna now oversees critical Microsoft 365 services, BizChat, and Dynamics 365. This impacts developers working on M365 integrations as the new CAP team structure could affect development priorities and timelines.
What happened?
Ryan Roslanksy is now in charge of both Microsoft Teams and the new Work Experiences Group. Rajesh Jha retires after over three decades at Microsoft.
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