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Microsoft Organization Chart

Our OrgChart service will help you navigate the Microsoft hierarchy and focus your contact efforts. The 33 in. x 25 in. (84 cm x 64 cm) Microsoft Organization Chart wall poster, published semiannually, diagrams the names, titles and job descriptions of 600+ senior executives. The online version, updated quarterly, provides additional job description details.

New Enterprise Sales and Marketing, Consumer Leaders

New executives will lead Microsoft's sales and marketing efforts for governments, for Windows Server and other platform servers, and for China.
 
Thompson Joins Board of Directors

John W. Thompson, a former CEO of Symantec, was appointed to Microsoft's board of directors in Feb. 2012.
 
Microsoft Org Chart Detail View
Thursday, 16 February 2012

Locate detailed information about a single individual

  • Each manager has their own page listing his/her title & job description as well as name/title/job description for direct reports
  • Links allow one to to traverse one level up or down the organization hierarchy
  • Search by first or last name
 
New Enterprise Sales, Phone Leaders

Enterprise sales and Windows Phone have new managers after two separate reorganizations announced in Dec. 2011.
 
New Leaders for Lync, Online

Microsoft reveals new leadership and potentially new direction.
 
Sales, Security, Strategy Leaders Move On

Longtime enterprise sales leaders have left Microsoft.
 
Platform, Consumer Units Reworked for Fiscal 2012

Microsoft's annual strategy review has yielded high-level organizational changes throughout the company. The changes provide some hints to the company's overall priorities for its 2012 fiscal year, which will begin in July 2011. In particular, server platforms, cloud services, and consumer marketing all have new leaders who might strike out in new directions. Further details are available in the May 2011 OrgChart.
 
Business Applications, Ads to Get New Leaders

Multiple high-level changes to Microsoft's corporate organization announced
 
Office 365 Chief to Leave Microsoft

Dave Thompson will be leaving Microsoft and his role as corporate vice president, Business Online Services in 2011, following the release of Office 365. The move creates a further gap in Microsoft's cloud server management team along with the planned departure of Bob Muglia, to whom Thompson reported. Thompson's team develops Microsoft-hosted business services such as Exchange Online and SharePoint Online, which will receive a major update with Office 365 in mid-2011.
 
Bob Muglia to Leave Microsoft

Bob Muglia will be leaving Microsoft and his role as president of the Server and Tools division in mid-2011. The move leaves a gap at the top of the division that develops Windows Server, Microsoft's cloud services, and other important platform products. Other recent organization changes include the departure of the Windows client OS marketing leader and a promotion for the manager of the company's cloud infrastructure.
 
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