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A couple of weeks immediately after Windows Senior Vice President Bill Veghte made the decision to leave Microsoft, yet another Windows marketing and advertising veteran is doing the same.Mike Nash, Corporate Vice President of Windows Platform Strategy,Office 2007, is going to be leaving the business in February. A Microsoft spokesperson confirmed his departure when I asked. From the e-mailed statement:“We can confirm that Mike Nash is leaving Microsoft in a few weeks. In his 19 years, Mike developed an impact in number of key roles at the organization. We appreciate his service and wish him well.”Update: Nash will be joining Amazon.com to work on the Kindle, I hear. I;ve asked to see whether Nash is going to be replaced. No word back yet on that one…. Microsoft officials declined to comment (at least for now) on when and if that will happen.
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