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Another Windows exec Mike Nash is leaving Microsoft
Posted by Sharon Pian Chan
Mike Nash, another longtime Windows executive, is leaving Microsoft.
Nash was corporate vice president for Windows product management and has worked at Microsoft for 19 years. He is leaving to join the Kindle group at Amazon.com.
Nash has left an imprint in many places at Microsoft. He was the first product manager on the Windows NT marketing team, oversaw Microsoft.com and worked on computing security.
The company released a statement about Nash's departure saying:
"In his 19 years, Mike has made an impact in a number of key roles at the company. We appreciate his service and wish him well."
Nash's departure follows news that Bill Veghte, senior vice president of marketing for Windows, will also leave the company.
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