Former partner boss Barclay handed Microsoft UK top job

Doug Woodburn
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Clare Barclay to succeed Cindy Rose on 1 October

Former Microsoft UK partner chief Clare Barclay has been handed the keys to Microsoft's overall UK business. Barclay will become CEO of Microsoft UK on 1 October 2020, succeding Cindy Rose, who ...

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