Featured Video: Ursula Burns
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Xerox
Ursula M. Burns, chairman and chief executive officer for Xerox, the world's leading enterprise for business process and document management. Burns discusses pivotal points in the company's history, and instrumental in transforming the renowned document technology company to the world's leader in business process services. A healthy dose of impatience, an unwillingness to settle for the status quo and a focus on simplicity in an increasingly complex and impatient world has made Xerox, "ready for real business."
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Tony Blair
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Eli Broad
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Ursula Burns
CEO of Xerox Discusses How Impatience Is a Virtue
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Bill Clinton
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Gerald Edelman
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Tony Hsieh
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Guy Kawasaki ('79)
2012 MBA Commencement Keynote Address
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Jacqueline Novogratz
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Kelly Perdew
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C.K. Prahalad
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Don Tapscott
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Jack Welch
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William Weldon
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Harold Williams
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