Frank H Brod has sold MSFT and made no open-market buys since Feb 2016

Frank H. Brod is a corporate finance executive and former Chief Accounting Officer of Microsoft Corporation, making him a corporate insider and an individual rather than a company.( He joined Microsoft in 2006 as Corporate Vice President, Finance and Administration, and Chief Accounting Officer, overseeing corporate accounting, financial reporting, corporate controller functions, financial planning and analysis, corporate services, procurement, venture integration, and related compliance and controls for the global organization.( Microsoft’s 2020 SEC filing and subsequent reports note that he held the chief accounting officer role from 2006 until his retirement from that position in mid-2020, remaining briefly to support the transition to his successor.(

Before Microsoft, Brod spent over three decades at The Dow Chemical Company, where he served as Corporate Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer, responsible for Dow’s global accounting activities, compliance and controls, financial reporting, financial information systems, and support for its worldwide businesses.( In the broader accounting and standards community, he has held influential roles, including membership on the Financial Accounting Foundation Board of Trustees, participation in the FASB Emerging Issues Task Force, the PCAOB Standards Advisory Group, and the IASB Standards Advisory Council, reflecting his prominence in U.S. and international accounting standard‑setting.( Brod holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management from the Illinois Institute of Technology and is a Certified Public Accountant, having received the Sells Award from the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Allred Award from the Texas Society of CPAs for professional excellence.(

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