The reshuffling follows a major executive overhaul announced last week, with co-founder Jerry Yang replacing Terry Semel as chief executive. In the latest organizational change, Yahoo said Wenda Millard, chief sales officer in the U.S., is leaving the company effective immediately. While praising Millard's contributions over her past six years with the company, Sunnyvale-based Yahoo said that the industry had changed and that the company needed a manager with different skills to push the company forward. In an interview with The Associated Press, Millard, who immediately announced that she has taken the newly created position of president of media for Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. in New York, said she bore no ill will toward Yahoo. "It was a great six years, I had a wonderful time, but I wanted to do something a little bit broader," she said. "It's not really a comment on Yahoo. It's really a comment on where I wanted to go next, and this was just a great fit."