Xerox has appointed Chuck Butler as its Chief Financial Officer as part of its updated leadership structure. The company confirmed that Mirlanda Gecaj will depart to pursue new opportunities following a mutual decision. Butler brings substantial financial and operational experience to the role and will continue overseeing the Global Business Services organization. His appointment aligns with Xerox’s strategy to strengthen operational integration and support its broader Reinvention plan. Before joining Xerox, Butler served as Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Lexmark, where he played a key role in guiding the company through its acquisition by Xerox in July 2025.
CEO Steve Bandrowczak stated, Chuck is a trusted leader with deep expertise and a strong record of driving operational excellence. As we continue executing Reinvention, Chuck’s experience leading large-scale organizational change and his focus on empowering teams will be invaluable in advancing our next phase of growth and performance.” Reporting directly to Bandrowczak, Butler will support the company’s efforts to enhance financial discipline, advance its strategic priorities, and deliver value to clients, employees, and shareholders. The leadership transition reinforces the company’s commitment to long-term performance and operational clarity as it enters its next phase of execution.
