Not only is Ursula M. Burns' story a classic American story, but as she transitions into the position of CEO of Xerox she will be the first African-American woman to be at the top of a Fortune 150 company. But wait! That's not all! She's also the first woman to succeed another woman as CEO of a company of this size. Yes, it's mid-2009 and we are just now seeing this type of transition.
Congrats to Ursula on her promotion, and I wish her lots of luck in taking over the reins in this time of economic uncertainty. And here's to two more barriers broken!
A First Times Two!



Check our most impactful articles and see how popular these opinions are with you.
Will others follow in your footsteps? Share your thoughts and ideas for changing the world.



Leave a comment