Entire Families Work For Xerox.

Good Leadership Is About The Company's Success, Not Your Own.

I Got A Journalism Degree. I Started Doing Journalism - I Interned At 'cosmopolitan' Magazine In The 1970s, Which Probably Wasn't The Best Place For Me, And I Spent Six Or Nine Months Freelancing. Anyway, I Wasn't That Good At It.

I Worked In Sales. It Was Definable, It Had A Quantifiable Approach To Accomplishment That Had A Great Deal Of Importance To Me. It Had A Degree Of Clarity That I Loved. And Of Course, It Was Core.

I'm At The Gym At 6, So I'm Usually In My Office By 7:15. And I Try To Not Schedule A Lot Of Meetings Before 8. So I've Got That First Hour To Get Myself Organized For The Day And To Make Sure That I've Structured What I Want To Do.

We're Long Past Having To Defend Or Explain Why Women Should Be On Boards, Given All The Data That Shows How Companies With Female As Well As Male Directors Perform Better. It's Unfortunate When Companies With A Large Percentage Of Women Constituents Don't Reflect That In Their Boardrooms.