Microsoft executive team & leadership

Microsoft's executive team includes 7 tracked leaders as of July 2026, led by Satya Nadella (Chairman and Chief Executive Officer). The org chart, per-leader profiles and full leadership list are below.

Leadership overview

Microsoft has 7 tracked executives leading key functions including company strategy and operations, financial strategy, technology strategy and engineering, marketing (as of July 2026). Every company has a mission. What's ours? To empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. We believe technology can and should be a force for good and that meaningful innovation contributes to a brighter world in the future and today. Our culture doesn't just encourage curiosity; it embraces it. Each day we make progress together by showing up as our authentic selves. Microsoft operates in 190 countries and is made up of approximately 228,000 passionate employees worldwide.

Org chart

Satya Nadella
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
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Amy Hood
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
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Kevin Scott
Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer
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Takeshi Numoto
Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer
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Brad Smith
Vice Chair and President
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Judson Althoff
Executive Vice President and CEO of Microsoft Commercial Business
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Amy Coleman
Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer
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Employees by management level

Estimated
C-level25
VP600
Director4,000
Manager26,000
Individual contributor203,401

Leadership team

NameTitleLocationProfile
Satya NadellaChairman and Chief Executive OfficerRedmond, WashingtonView β†’
Amy HoodExecutive Vice President and Chief Financial OfficerRedmond, WashingtonView β†’
Kevin ScottExecutive Vice President and Chief Technology OfficerRedmond, WashingtonView β†’
Takeshi NumotoExecutive Vice President and Chief Marketing OfficerRedmond, WashingtonView β†’
Brad SmithVice Chair and PresidentRedmond, WashingtonView β†’
Judson AlthoffExecutive Vice President and CEO of Microsoft Commercial BusinessRedmond, WashingtonView β†’
Amy ColemanExecutive Vice President and Chief People OfficerRedmond, WashingtonView β†’

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Leadership roles at Microsoft

Satya Nadella Β· full profile β†’

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

Satya Nadella is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft. He became CEO in 2014 and Chairman in 2021, having previously led the company's Cloud and Enterprise group. Under his leadership Microsoft has centered its strategy on cloud computing and artificial intelligence across Azure, Microsoft 365 and Copilot.

Amy Hood Β· full profile β†’

Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer

Amy Hood, the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Microsoft, directs financial strategy, planning and reporting. In this role, Amy oversees capital allocation, treasury, accounting and investor relations, aligning day-to-day priorities with the company's broader objectives. Amy works alongside the rest of Microsoft's leadership team to support execution across the business. As Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Amy plays a central part in Microsoft's direction and performance (as of July 2026).

Kevin Scott Β· full profile β†’

Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer

Kevin Scott, the Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at Microsoft, leads technology strategy and engineering. In this role, Kevin oversees product architecture, R&D and technical operations, aligning day-to-day priorities with the company's broader objectives. Kevin works alongside the rest of Microsoft's leadership team to support execution across the business. As Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Kevin plays a central part in Microsoft's direction and performance (as of July 2026).

Takeshi Numoto Β· full profile β†’

Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer

Takeshi Numoto, the Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer at Microsoft, leads marketing, brand and demand generation. In this role, Takeshi oversees positioning, communications and go-to-market execution, aligning day-to-day priorities with the company's broader objectives. Takeshi works alongside the rest of Microsoft's leadership team to support execution across the business. As Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, Takeshi plays a central part in Microsoft's direction and performance (as of July 2026).

Brad Smith Β· full profile β†’

Vice Chair and President

Brad Smith, the Vice Chair and President at Microsoft, leads a key function. In this role, Brad oversees strategic priorities within their remit, aligning day-to-day priorities with the company's broader objectives. Brad works alongside the rest of Microsoft's leadership team to support execution across the business. As Vice Chair and President, Brad plays a central part in Microsoft's direction and performance (as of July 2026).

Judson Althoff Β· full profile β†’

Executive Vice President and CEO of Microsoft Commercial Business

Judson Althoff, the Executive Vice President and CEO of Microsoft Commercial Business at Microsoft, directs overall company strategy and operations. In this role, Judson oversees long-term vision, growth and leadership of the executive team, aligning day-to-day priorities with the company's broader objectives. Judson works alongside the rest of Microsoft's leadership team to support execution across the business. As Executive Vice President and CEO of Microsoft Commercial Business, Judson plays a central part in Microsoft's direction and performance (as of July 2026).

Amy Coleman Β· full profile β†’

Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer

Amy Coleman, the Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer at Microsoft, leads human capital and organizational development. In this role, Amy oversees talent acquisition, employee engagement and culture, aligning day-to-day priorities with the company's broader objectives. Amy works alongside the rest of Microsoft's leadership team to support execution across the business. As Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer, Amy plays a central part in Microsoft's direction and performance (as of July 2026).

FAQ

Who leads Microsoft?
Microsoft is led by Satya Nadella, its Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, alongside 6 other tracked leaders such as Amy Hood (Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer) and Kevin Scott (Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer) (as of July 2026).
Who is part of Microsoft's executive team?
Microsoft's tracked executive team includes Satya Nadella (Chairman and Chief Executive Officer), Amy Hood (Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer), Kevin Scott (Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer), Takeshi Numoto (Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer), Brad Smith (Vice Chair and President), Judson Althoff (Executive Vice President and CEO of Microsoft Commercial Business), and others (as of July 2026). See the full list and org chart above.
How many executives does Microsoft have?
Microsoft has 7 tracked executives as of July 2026. The company has around 234,026 tracked employee profiles in total.
What roles are on Microsoft's leadership team?
Microsoft's leadership roles include Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, Vice Chair and President, Executive Vice President and CEO of Microsoft Commercial Business, Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer (as of July 2026).
How can I contact Microsoft's executives?
You can find and verify each leader's professional email and direct phone number with Derrick, straight from Google Sheets. Addresses generally follow the firstl@microsoft.com pattern, but individual addresses are not published here, so confirm before reaching out.