Topic: Anne M. Mulcahy
If there is one thing that the 20th century will be remembered for, it is the opening up of doors for women to participate in the business world. The glass ceiling began to?crumble as women were promoted to managerial positions, climbing ...
Nearly ten years ago I was visiting General Electric's headquarters to interview Jack Welch, then in his final months as GE's CEO. While Welch was speaking about cabinet positions, the same wisdom presumably applies to the chair of the president ...
What people are writing about the departure of Lawrence Summers as President Obama's chief economic advisor may say more about them than about him. At Frum Forum David Lehrer discusses the widespread rumors that Anne Mulcahy, the former Xerox chief executive ...
The new millennium brought with it the Y2K fear, a new century and a wave of corporate ethics scandals. Some companies managed to survive SEC fines, lawsuits and public backlash, while others weren't so fortunate- Enron, WorldCom. The Securities and Exchange ...
The biases that undermine strategic decision making often operate in meetings. "You need internal critics--people who have the courage to give you feedback," says Anne Mulcahy, chairman and former chief executive officer of Xerox ( XRX - news - people ). 'Timeliness Trumps Perfection.'"). --Invite contributions ...
<div id="subtitle">Xerox CEO Burns to add chair title with retirement of Mulcahy, exec who turned company around</div><div><p>Xerox Corp.'s chief executive will try to copy the success of her predecessor now that it's her company ...
<div id="subtitle">Summary Box: Xerox's turnaround leader Mulcahy to retire; CEO Burns adds chairman role</div><div><p>MAKING PLANS: Anne M. Mulcahy, 57, who is credited with saving Xerox from financial ruin a decade ago, will retire in May ...
Xerox's Anne Mulcahy is stepping down as chairman and board director on May 20, the company said Tuesday. Current CEO Ursula Burns will take on the additional job of chairman immediately following Mulcahy's departure.. The news marks Mulcahy's final ...
The accepted message on gender disparity in the workplace has for the past 10 to 15 years been one of acknowledgment and reassurance: Companies have implemented programs to fix structural biases against women and support their full participation in leadership. Among women ...
Former Mexico President Zedillo joins Citigroup board; Mulcahy and Armstrong to leave Citigroup says it's restructuring its board, bringing in former Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo as three other members leave.The company said Friday that C. Michael Armstrong, former AT&T; CEO ...
