Ryan Roslansky, Microsoft's executive vice president of Office apps and former LinkedIn chief executive, will leave the company at the end of 2026 and remain as an adviser to CEO Satya Nadella through December. His departure follows Microsoft Science President Peter Lee's exit and other senior changes, including the departures of Office and Windows chief Rajesh Jha and gaming chief Phil Spencer. Roslansky joined LinkedIn in 2009 and became its CEO in 2020, citing his family's ties to the San Francisco Bay Area as a reason he could not relocate full time to Redmond. During his six-year tenure, LinkedIn membership rose from 700 million to 1.3 billion, while revenue grew 11% in Microsoft's most recent fiscal year. Microsoft will divide his responsibilities among existing executives as the company continues reorganizing around a unified Copilot app that combines AI chat, coding tools and autonomous agents.