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Anne Mulcahy
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Anne Mulcahy

American executive
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  • Xerox Corporation headquarters
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    …occurred under the leadership of Anne Mulcahy, who in 2001 became the first female chief executive of Xerox and, the following year, its first female chairperson. Upon her retirement in 2009, Mulcahy selected company president Ursula Burns as her successor. Burns’s appointment marked not only the first time an African…

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    …occurred under the leadership of Anne Mulcahy, who in 2001 became the first female chief executive of Xerox and, the following year, its first female chairperson. Upon her retirement in 2009, Mulcahy selected company president Ursula Burns as her successor. Burns’s appointment marked not only the first time an African…

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