The Woman Who Said No to Bankruptcy and Saved Xerox In 2001, Xerox was sinking $17 billion in debt, stock in free fall, and whispers of bankruptcy in every boardroom. Then came Anne Mulcahy, not a finance wizard or tech genius, but a former HR head and sales rep. When others would’ve pulled the plug, she stood tall and said “No” to bankruptcy a bold move few dared to support. With fearless determination, Anne slashed $2 billion in costs, sold off non-essential parts, and refused to let Xerox become just another failed giant. She didn’t just save money she reignited the soul of the company, refocusing on innovation and services. Employees trusted her, customers returned, and Xerox slowly clawed back from the edge. In just two years, Xerox went from near collapse to profitable once again. Anne Mulcahy didn’t just manage a crisis she rewrote the rulebook on corporate survival. Her story is a masterclass in grit, leadership, and believing in a company when no one else would 🌝👑
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