DXC Technology names Paul Taylor president, reshapes leadership

DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) announced a series of leadership appointments effective July 30, 2026, including naming Paul Taylor as president of the company, a role previously held by Raul Fernandez, who remains chief executive officer.

Taylor will oversee DXC's global operating business, carrying end-to-end responsibility for customer growth, commercial execution, and profitability across the company's approximately $13 billion business. His oversight spans five geographic markets and three global business units: Global Infrastructure Services (GIS), Consulting & Engineering Services, and Insurance Software & Business Process Services.

Taylor brings more than 30 years of technology and commercial leadership experience. He previously served as a partner at IHS Markit and most recently founded and led HUB, an AI-driven financial technology company that was acquired by OSTTRA.

Dan Gray has been appointed president of Global Infrastructure Services. Gray has spent 19 years at DXC and most recently served as vice president and chief technology officer for GIS, leading a team of more than 45,000 technology professionals.

Chris Drumgoole, the outgoing GIS president, will depart DXC to take on a role at another organization. He will join as a founding member of DXC's newly formed CEO Advisory Council.

The appointments follow the earlier announcement of Holly Grant as president of AI Innovation and Strategy & LabX, DXC's AI product incubation unit.

"These appointments put new AI-centric leadership front and center at DXC and accelerate our dual Core and Fast Track strategy," Fernandez said in a statement.

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