During our most recent Delta Insights on Leadership conversation, we had the honor of sitting down with chairman and former CEO of Xerox (2009-2016), Ursula Burns.
During our most recent Delta Insights on Leadership conversation, we had the honor of sitting down with chairman and former CEO of Xerox (2009-2016), Ursula Burns. Ursula was the first African-American woman to head a FORTUNE 500 company. She stepped into the CEO role at Xerox when the world was shifting away from print into a new digital age and helped transform it into the current, innovative company that she’s a part of today. During this session, we covered her time at Xerox and touched on key influences that helped enhance her position as a leader and trailblazer.
With many companies moving their digital hubs to Atlanta, Xerox continues to innovate.
There is a history of women in leadership and diversity at Xerox.
Ursula started with Xerox in 1980 as an intern and had an interesting path to CEO.
Ursula was raised in the lower east side of Manhattan by a single mother who played an integral role in her life.