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Microsoft’s head of comms is leaving after almost 20 years
The Verge • • business
Key Points:
- After 17 years in his role and nearly 29 years with the company, the executive announced his decision to leave Microsoft by the end of the calendar year to pursue new opportunities.
- He expressed optimism about Microsoft’s mission, the talent on the team, and the company’s critical role in the current period, assuring continued dedication through his remaining time.
- Drawing inspiration from Stephen King’s Dark Tower series, he likened his team to a “ka-tet,” a group united by shared destiny and goals, emphasizing the strength and success found in collaboration.
- He conveyed deep gratitude to his colleagues for their collective achievements and promised ongoing engagement during the transition period, with more updates to come in the following weeks.
- His farewell message concluded with a hopeful note, borrowing the series’ traditional parting phrase, “long days and pleasant nights,” signifying a positive outlook until his departure in December.
