Microsoft's top executives
Scroll through the profiles of Microsoft's top executives
Craig Mundie, chief research and strategy officer. Mr. Mundie oversees the computer-science research organizations and is responsible for Microsoft's long-term technology strategy. Mr. Mundie also directs the company's healthcare-solutions business. He joined Microsoft in 1992 to create and run the Consumer Platforms Division, which developed non-PC platforms such as the Windows CE operating system; software for the Handheld PC, Pocket PC and Auto PC; and early console-gaming products. Mundie also started Microsoft's digital-TV efforts, acquiring and managing its WebTV Networks subsidiary.
Kurt DelBene is president of the Microsoft Office Division and is responsible for driving Microsoft's global productivity strategy for information workers. Mr. DelBene oversees a wide range of products and services, including Office, Exchange, SharePoint, Lync, Project, Visio, and Microsoft's speech technology investments.
Andrew Lees is president of Microsoft's Mobile Communication Business, which includes Windows Phone software and services. Mr. Lees oversees the development, marketing and sales of Microsoft software and services for mobile devices worldwide, including Windows Phone 7.
Steven Sinofsky, president of the Windows and Windows Live Division. Mr. Sinofsky is responsible for the overall Windows business, from development to business strategy and marketing for Windows, Windows Live and Internet Explorer.