Microsoft channel chief departs tech giant for new executive officer role

Microsoft is looking to replace Clark in July

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Microsoft is on the hunt for a new channel boss as Rodney Clark confirmed his departure from the technology giant. Clark has spent 24 years at Microsoft and took up the role of corporate vice pr...

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