Xerox Holdings Corp. has appointed a new chief financial officer as part of the Norwalk-based company’s reinvention plan to restructure operations.
Chuck Butler, Xerox’s chief global services officer, will assume the CFO role Dec. 3. Current CFO Mirlanda Gecaj will leave Xerox Dec. 2, following a mutual decision by her and the company.
Renivention is a new operating model announced in January 2024 that, among other things, involved cutting the company’s workforce by 15%.
Butler joined Xerox as chief global services officer in July after serving as senior vice president and CFO at Lexmark International, a Kentucky-based printer manufacturer that Xerox bought for $1.5 billion in July. He will simultaneously continue his role as chief global services officer and report directly to CEO Steve Bandrowczak.
“His appointment reflects Xerox’s ongoing effort to align its leadership structure with the company’s strategic priorities and strengthen operational integration across the enterprise,” Xerox said.
