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Fortune 500 executive shifts: Key tech and marketing leadership changes announced

Fortune's latest executive power moves report highlights several key appointments and promotions within Fortune 500 companies for the week of September 5-11, 2026. Notable changes include DD Dasgupta becoming CMO at Equinix, Sean Gibbons stepping into the SVP, Chief Product and Technology Officer role at Sirius XM, and Sarah Kennedy Ellis being appointed CMO at Workday. These shifts involve transitions in technology and marketing leadership across various sectors. AI

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