Great leaders aren't just confident and decisive — they also habitually lean on others, according to former Xerox CEO Ursula Burns. Burns — who became the first Black female CEO of a Fortune 500 ...

Ursula Burns, the first Black woman CEO of a Fortune 500 company, transformed Xerox from a copier giant to a business services leader. Her career, marked by innovation and a commitment to diversity, ...

Ursula Burns, the first Black woman CEO of a Fortune 500 company, says she climbed the career ladder with a simple strategy: relentlessly taking advantage of every opportunity thrown her way at work, ...

NEW YORK — Xerox Corp.'s chief executive will try to copy the success of her predecessor now that it's her company to run. CEO Ursula Burns — the first black woman to lead a company as big as Xerox — ...

Ursula Burns, the new head of Xerox, had a nice write-up in The New York Times. Here’s an excerpt: Suggested Reading A Charlotte Man Shot a Stranger’s Toddler in the Back, His Reasoning Will Infuriate ...

Portrait of Ursula Burns, photographed in the Xerox office in Stamford CT, November 11, 2016.Luisa Dörr for TIME ‘You can perform as well as they can—or better.’ I became an engineer by accident, when ...