Kerry Sanders

Kerry Sanders is SVP of Commercial Excellence at Xerox. He is responsible for leading the development and implementation of the end-to-end global marketing strategy for Document Outsourcing and Large Enterprise Operations. He is also a member of the Xerox Corporate Marketing and Communications Leadership team, under the direction of Xerox’s Chief Marketing Officer.

Kerry has more than 20 years of business success and experience as a collaborative global leader in sales, sales operations, and marketing. Prior to joining Xerox, he served as Vice President of Marketing for Moscow-based firm CJSC Stroytransgaz. Before joining CJSC Stroytransgaz, he held key leadership roles with Hewlett-Packard, Oki Data Americas, JetForm/Adobe Systems Inc., and Standard Register Company.
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