Frank X. Shaw, Microsoft's chief communications officer, is leaving the software giant after nearly 30 years of playing a vital role in shaping the company's public messaging, according to a memo he sent to staff viewed by Fortune. Shaw said he's decided it is time to move on and try new ventures, though he has not decided what is next. He and Takeshi Numoto, Microsoft's executive vice president and chief marketing officer, had been discussing the move for some time and felt now was best, Shaw said in his memo. Shaw plans to stay until the end of the year. "I remain optimistic about the company mission, the incredible talent on this team, and how much the company depends on us during this critical time," Shaw said in the memo.
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