LinkedIn CEO, Ryan Roslansky, said in an interview with Bloomberg that the company’s AI-powered writing assistant for posts has proven less popular than the brand had expected.

And I look forward to how Ryan will bring his product ethos and leadership to E+D." The change also reflects Microsoft's increasing focus on AI integration across its product stack.

Ryan Roslansky, who has run LinkedIn for the past five years, is taking on additional responsibility overseeing Microsoft's Office productivity software unit. Roslansky's portfolio will include ...

LinkedIn Chief Executive Ryan Roslansky is increasing his responsibilities to oversee some of Microsoft's products. Roslansky will now be executive vice president of Office, while maintaining his ...

Ryan Roslansky will lead Office and M365 Copilot while continuing to head the professional networking site. 2025 Health Care Leadership Awards Nominate leaders in health care around the Puget ...

Roslansky joined LinkedIn in 2009 and previously worked at Yahoo. In 2022, Microsoft rebranded its Office 365 productivity software bundle, which includes applications such as Word, Excel ...

Microsoft is giving LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky a bigger job, expanding his role to include oversight of Office productivity software, CNBC has learned. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7 ...