Garry Gray, executive general manager of sales at Fuji Xerox Australia, has resigned his post after almost 10 years at the company.
The Xerox accounting scandal at the printing company’s New Zealand and Australian subsidiaries has spawned a sizeable crop of news stories in recent days, with the latest being the news that Garry Gray has handed in his resignation.
CRN reports that Gray, who was serving as executive general manager of sales at the company’s Australian subsidiary, has worked for Xerox for nearly a decade, and is now departing “amid turmoil”. Before taking on his current role, he was Xerox’s executive general manager, channels and alliances.
It was announced that Gray will stay on at Xerox for a brief period “to assist with the transition” and today will be replaced by experienced industry veteran Steve Green, who has worked for Kodak, Ricoh, EFI and Océ.
Sunil Gupta, managing director of Fuji Xerox Australia, sent out a news alert to staff in which he thanked Gray, saying: “I know he feels he is leaving a family behind and it was not a decision that came easily.
“Garry has partnered with FXA management to ensure minimal impact to the business and to facilitate a smooth transition into [the second half], for which we thank him.”
Gupta continued, “Garry has created and led many successful, high-performing teams in his various roles at FXA. He has delivered outstanding business results by building our strong dealer network and agent community; returning our supplies business to delivering profitable results; as well as improving the performance of our channels business.”
When contacted for his response by CRN, Garry Gray offered no comment.