Xerox has announced that Chuck Butler will succeed Mirlanda Gecaj as the company’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective December 3, 2025. Butler, currently serving as Xerox’s Chief Business Services Officer, brings significant experience to the role, having previously served as CFO of Lexmark, which was acquired by Xerox in 2016.
The leadership change is part of Xerox’s strategy to consolidate financial oversight and business services under one executive. This move aims to streamline decision-making processes and better integrate financial leadership with operational support, ultimately improving cost management and supporting growth initiatives.
Mirlanda Gecaj, who has held the CFO role, will depart the company on December 2, 2025. Her exit will be governed by the company’s Officer Severance Program, and she will continue to vest her restricted stock units through December 2, 2026. This planned transition signals a smooth handover, ensuring continuity in Xerox’s financial leadership. As Chuck Butler takes on his new role, the company is expected to provide more details on his strategic priorities and how his integrated leadership approach will drive Xerox’s future growth.
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