Amy E. Hood

Career

1. 2013 – now
   Microsoftsrc
   Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
   CFO from May 2013, EVP & CFO from July 2013
2. 2010 – 2013
   Microsoftsrc
   Chief Financial Officer, Microsoft Business Division
   Office, Office 365, SharePoint, Exchange and Dynamics; involved in the Skype and Yammer acquisitions (MMM-DEF14A-2020)
3. 2002 – 2010
   Microsoftsrc
   Finance positions in the Server and Tools Business and corporate finance

Undated in the sources

• Goldman Sachs & Co.src, Investment banking and capital markets groups

Not located: Start date and titles at Goldman Sachs (before 2002) not stated in any primary document

Achievements

• Microsoft's CFO since May 2013, the whole of Nadella's tenure as CEO; she joined the company in 2002 from Goldman Sachssrc
• As Business Division CFO (2010-2013) helped lead the shift to Office 365 and worked on the Skype and Yammer acquisitionssrc
• The FY2025 proxy credits her with returning over $37bn to shareholders and investing over $88bn in capital expenditure in the yearsrc
• FY2025 cash incentive paid $3.42m against a $2.5m target (250% of salary), about 137%src
• Chosen as Duke University's Class of 2026 commencement speakersrc

Education

• Duke University, BA Economics (1994)src
• Harvard University (Harvard Business School), MBA Business administrationsrc

Background

• Family Neither the 2025 proxy nor the FY2026 10-K discloses any family relationship among Microsoft's directors or executive officerssrc
• Boards Director of 3M from August 2017; did not stand for re-election at 3M's 2025 annual meeting, after eight years on its boardsrc
• Boards Holds no other public-company directorship listed in Microsoft's FY2026 10-K executive-officer section (which lists them for Althoff and Smith)src