RRD Appoints Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer

Elif Sagsen-Ercel

CHICAGO - June 18, 2018 - R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company announced that Elif Sagsen-Ercel has joined the Company as Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer. Sagsen-Ercel’s appointment reinforces the Company’s ongoing commitment to building a diverse and skilled leadership team to execute its long-term growth strategy and drive value for clients and stakeholders.

In this new role, Sagsen-Ercel will be responsible for partnering with the RRD executive leadership team to drive the ongoing execution of the Company’s growth strategy as a marketing and business communications company. Reporting directly to RRD’s President and CEO Dan Knotts, Sagsen-Ercel will play a pivotal role as the Company helps its clients manage the full range of interactions that they have with their customers across every communications touch point.

Previously, Sagsen-Ercel served as Vice President of Strategy for Fortune Brands, where she led the development and execution of growth strategies across a diversified portfolio of businesses. Prior to that, Sagsen-Ercel held leadership roles in strategy and business development at Hillshire Brands and Sara Lee Corporation, as well as global consulting roles with Booz & Company and Deloitte.

“Elif’s extensive experience in developing and executing transformational growth strategies is a great fit for RRD as we continue to advance our strategy,” said Knotts. “Elif brings key skills that complement our talented and experienced leadership team and will provide important strategic support as we continue to enhance and expand our capabilities as a leading marketing and business communications company.”

Sagsen-Ercel earned her BA in Economics at Boğaziçi University and an MBA from University of Michigan’s Stephen M. Ross School of Business.

Source: R.R. Donnelley & Sons.

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