Lexington, KY
Ron Hoffman spent the 1970s with Xerox, where he held several key leadership roles and built a reputation for both performance and mentorship. He began his career as a Sales Representative before advancing to the role of Duplicator Specialist—an especially demanding, quota-driven position that required him to achieve duplicator sales targets through the broader sales team. In this role, Ron trained, coached, and worked closely with representatives across the branch, helping elevate overall performance.
He was later selected to serve as an ASR Trainer, responsible for developing and preparing new hires, further demonstrating Xerox’s confidence in his leadership and teaching abilities. Ron’s career culminated with his appointment as the 9200 Manager during the initial rollout of the Xerox 9200 system.
He also played a central role in the successful launch of the 9200, working alongside Jim Connors and others to coordinate a memorable kickoff event at the Galt House in Louisville. The event was widely regarded as a success and was attended by notable figures including Colonel Harland Sanders of KFC and Xerox Vice President Jim Keil.
Following his time at Xerox, Ron continued his professional career with Humana, where he served in several roles over a number of years before retiring in Lexington, Kentucky.
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| Paul Logsdon and Ron Hoffman 1972 Duplicator Countdown Contest |
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