Roslansky also serves on the board of directors for GoDaddy Inc.īefore LinkedIn, Roslansky was senior vice president of products and content at Glam Media, and held various product and general management positions at Yahoo!, including spearheading the acquisition of Overture in 2003. He has also played pivotal roles across the company’s key acquisitions, including, SlideShare and Pulse. Prior to his head of product role, Roslansky held leadership positions across the R&D organization, helping to launch groundbreaking new experiences for consumers and customers, including the simplification of the new LinkedIn desktop design and flagship mobile app, the launch of LinkedIn Learning, as well as the debut of the Influencer program and content platform. He set the company’s product strategy and oversaw product development, user experience, business development and customer operations. Most recently, Roslansky held the role of global head of product where he oversaw all teams responsible for building and creating the next generation of LinkedIn products and experiences. Under his leadership, LinkedIn has also seen record levels of engagement on the platform and accelerated growth across the company. He led the evolution of LinkedIn’s products into a single, holistic, global ecosystem of more than 690 million members, 50 million companies, 90,000 schools and 36,000 skills. Roslansky joined the company in May 2009 and has since held leadership roles in every part of LinkedIn’s business. Hood lives in Seattle with her husband and daughters.Ryan Roslansky is the CEO of LinkedIn, the world’s largest and most powerful network of professionals. Hood earned a bachelor’s degree in economics from Duke University and a master’s degree in business administration from Harvard University. The mix shift which we've seen to Azure is the highest grower. in various investment banking and capital markets groups roles. It's mostly Azure, because while Office continues to have gross margin improvement, in fact, all the services did last quarter that are in, whether it's Dynamics or any of the underlying. Prior to 2002, she worked at Goldman Sachs & Co. Hood joined Microsoft in 2002 and previously held positions in the Server and Tools Business as well as the corporate finance organization. During her time in the Business Division, Hood helped lead the transition to the company’s Office 365 service, and she was deeply involved in the strategy development and overall execution of the company’s successful acquisitions of Skype and Yammer. Prior to this role, Hood was chief financial officer of Microsoft’s Business Division, responsible for the company’s productivity applications and services including Microsoft Office 365, Office, SharePoint, Exchange, Dynamics ERP and Dynamics CRM.
As chief financial officer, Amy Hood is responsible for leading Microsoft’s worldwide finance organization, including acquisitions, treasury activities, tax planning, accounting and reporting, and internal audit and investor relations.
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