Microsoft Unifies Copilot Product Teams, Names Jacob Andreou to Lead Experience as Suleyman Shifts to AI Models
Microsoft announced a reorganization of its Copilot artificial intelligence product, merging previously separate consumer and commercial teams into a single unit to create more coherent development and drive broader adoption.
In a company memo posted by CEO Satya Nadella, former Snap executive Jacob Andreou was named head of the unified Copilot experience, responsible for both commercial and consumer clients.
Mustafa Suleyman, who has led Microsoft AI, will narrow his role to concentrate on developing generative AI and frontier models, including work aimed at so‑called superintelligence and advanced foundational systems.
Microsoft said the changes are intended to improve the product’s consistency and help accelerate its rollout and usage across business and consumer scenarios.
Microsoft merged the separate consumer and commercial Copilot teams into one unit and reassigned leadership to streamline development and adoption.
Jacob Andreou, a former executive at Snap, will lead the Copilot experience for both consumer and commercial customers.
Suleyman will focus on developing generative AI models and frontier systems, concentrating on foundational model work rather than product experience management.
According to the company, the move aims to create more coherence across Copilot’s offerings and improve adoption by aligning product efforts for consumers and businesses.
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