Salesforce names Miguel Milano to a new senior role as the company’s operating chief, according to multiple reports. Milano previously served as chief revenue officer and is described as a former Oracle executive before joining Salesforce. In the new position, he leads day-to-day operations under CEO Marc Benioff, with his responsibilities shifting from revenue-focused leadership to broader operational oversight.
The leadership change also comes alongside additional executive moves at Salesforce. One report says the company announces the departure of its chief engineering officer and outlines a replacement plan. Rohan Kumar is set to take over engineering responsibilities after joining Salesforce from Microsoft.
The changes are reported as occurring as Salesforce continues to expand its artificial intelligence services. The outlets do not describe any specific strategic differences behind the appointments, but collectively they characterize the staffing shift as part of a broader reorganization of leadership across operations and engineering.
