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ERROR: type should be string, got "https://store.hp.com/in-en/default/checkout/cart/\nMy HP account\nSupport Dashboard Support Dashboard\nSign out Sign out\nExplore Open Explore\nShop Open Shop\nSupport Open Support\nPrint Learn Center\nCreator's Garage\nWork from Anywhere Services\nHome desktops and All-in-Ones\nInk & toner cartridges\nHome office/Small business printers\nLarge-format printers\nIndustrial presses\n3D print & digital manufacturing\nHP.com store\nStore Offers - Sale\nBusiness store\nCorporate Employee purchase\nPrinters for Home\nPrinters for Business\nPrinter on Sale\nPrinter Selector\nCarepack\nLaptops for Home\nLaptops for Work\nLaptop - On sale\nDesktops for Home\nDesktops for Work\nDesktop - On sale\nDisplays & Accessories\nWindows 10 support center\nCheck warranty\nAuthorized service providers\nSecurity bulletin archive\nCarepacks\nSearch HP.com\nUse tab to select a search suggestion\nhttps://www.hp.com/in-en/search.html\n838c440a9f4a443e9ca1bc3001f1d223\nhttps://www.hp.com/cma/ng/lib/exceptions/privacy-banner.js\nhttps://essearchapi-na.hawksearch.com/api/v2/autocomplete\nBegin your Search\nSearch HP.com 1676317\nClose Shopping Cart popup\nEnrique Lores\nMarie Myers\nHarvey Anderson\nChief Legal Officer & Corporate Secretary\nSarabjit Singh ('Savi') Baveja\nChief Strategy & Incubation Officer\nChristoph Schell\nAlex Cho\nPresident, Personal Systems\nPresident of Imaging, Printing & Solutions\nGreg Baxter\nChief Digital & Transformation Officer\nKristen Ludgate\nAntoine Simonnet\nKaren Kahn\nHead of Corporate Affairs, Chief Communications Officer\nTolga Kurtoglu\nChief Technology Officer & Global Head of HP Labs\nVikrant Batra\nEnrique Lores is the President and CEO of HP Inc., a global technology leader whose innovative product and service portfolio spans personal systems, printing, and 3D printing and digital manufacturing. A Fortune 100 company with operations in more than 180 countries, HP Inc. creates technology that makes life better for everyone, everywhere, while championing sustainable impact and diversity in the communities where it does business.\nEnrique is an accomplished, multi-faceted leader. He became CEO in November 2019 and is driving a bold strategy to advance HP’s leadership in Personal Systems and Printing, disrupt industrial sectors through innovative HP solutions, and transform the way the company operates to better serve its customers.\nDuring his more than 30-year career at HP, Enrique has held senior leadership positions spanning HP’s Personal Systems, Print, Industrial, and Services businesses across country, region, and worldwide roles.\nAs President of the company’s $20 billion Imaging, Printing, & Solutions business, he consistently outperformed the company’s peer set with a focus on differentiated innovation, business model evolution, and strategic M&A – including the company’s acquisition of Samsung’s printer business in 2017.\nHe was a key architect of the separation of Hewlett-Packard Company in 2015, one of the largest and most complex corporate separations in business history, and he successfully led the Separation Management Office. He was instrumental in transforming HP’s cost structure while simplifying the organization and creating the capacity to invest in innovation to drive profitable top and bottom-line growth.\nOther previous leadership roles include GM of HP’s commercial PC business, SVP of worldwide customer support and services, and SVP of worldwide sales and solutions, among others.\nEnrique is deeply rooted in HP values and is an advocate for the company’s Sustainable Impact strategy, aligning business and societal needs. He has spearheaded HP’s commitment to environmental sustainability and consistently drives efforts to positively impact people, the planet, and communities around the world.\nEnrique began his career as an HP intern, earning his degree in electrical engineering from the Polytechnic University of Valencia and his MBA from ESADE Business School. He is a passionate, purpose-driven leader who believes in building strong teams and empowering people. Enrique serves on the Board of Directors for PayPal, the International Advisory Boards for the Atlantic Council, ESADE Business School, and San Telmo Business School. He is also member of the Business Roundtable, the Technology CEO Council, and the World Economic Forum’s International Business Council.\nEnrique is based in Palo Alto, California.\nSteve Fieler\nSteve Fieler is HP Inc.’s Chief Financial Officer. In this role, he is responsible for all aspects of financial operations including accounting, financial planning and analysis, business decision support, tax, audit, treasury and investor engagement.\nAn HP veteran since 2004, Steve most recently led Treasury and Corporate Finance functions responsible for managing cash, debt, risk and capital structure as well as financial planning and analysis, investor relations, credit and collections, and corporate development.\nSteve served in a range of finance and operational roles at Hewlett Packard Company prior to the November 2015 separation. He served as CFO for HP Software, VP of Sales Operations, Sr. Director of Marketing Operations, Head of Investor Relations, and Director of Strategy and Corporate Development.\nPrior to HP, Steve was in venture finance at Thomas H. Lee Putnam and GE Capital. He began his career at General Electric, rotating through the company’s financial management program.\nSteve holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a B.A. in Economics from Brown University.\nSteve is based in Palo Alto, California.\nAlex Cho is the President of the Personal Systems business at HP. As head of the $35 billion business, he leads a global technology portfolio spanning PCs, displays and accessories, services, software, and immersive computing.\nOver the course of his career, Alex has led HP’s LaserJet Supplies and Installed Base business globally, driving strategy, development and execution for the multi-billion-dollar printing supplies category. He has also served as Vice President for LaserJet Printers and Supplies in the Americas region, and worked in Europe managing HP’s Software Management Services category.\nAlex holds a B.S. in Industrial Engineering and an M.S. in Engineering and Industrial Management from Stanford University.\nAlex is based in Palo Alto, California, with his wife and four children.\nTuan Tran is President of HP Inc. Imaging, Printing & Solutions, a $20 billion business spanning global services, software, and hardware to meet needs across home, office and graphics markets. As head of the global business unit, Tuan is leading the transformation of HP’s Printing Solutions and Services business.\nMost recently Tuan was the Global Head & General Manager of the Office Printing Solutions Organization, where he was responsible for the overall business, including defining product roadmaps, end-to-end product development, and business execution worldwide. His scope encompassed working with partners to engineer the world’s most reliable office printing experiences including driving the HP Toner supplies business and building industry-leading solutions like the world’s most secured printers. Tuan also played an instrumental role in the acquisition of Samsung Printing and led key global relationships for HP.\nTuan joined HP in 1991 and has held a variety of senior leadership positions in marketing, finance and operations across the LaserJet Hardware & Technology Organization, Consumer Business Organization, Mobile Computing Division and the Business Printing Division in Singapore. As one of the original members of the Mobile Computing team, he was highly involved in building a successful notebook business for HP.\nTuan holds bachelor’s degrees from both the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of Oregon. He also holds a master’s degree in business administration in marketing, finance, and operations from the University of Oregon.\nHe is based in Vancouver, Washington.\nRamon Pastor\nInterim President, 3D Printing and Digital Manufacturing\nRamon Pastor is the Interim President for 3D Printing and Digital Manufacturing, leading HP’s efforts to accelerate the 4th Industrial Revolution and digitally transform manufacturing.\nRamon is also the General Manager for HP’s Barcelona campus.\nRamon joined HP in 1992. Since then he has held numerous executive positions across Operations, R&D, Marketing, and Business Management.\nRamon holds a Masters in Engineering from Universitat Politècnica of Catalunya (UPC), a Business Degree from IESE in Barcelona, and a Bachelors in Arts, as well as formal training in Product Development and Strategy by INSEAD and MIT.\nRamon is based in Barcelona, Spain.\nChristoph Schell is the Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) and a member of the Executive Leadership Team of HP Inc.\nThe commercial team is accountable for customer success and support globally. It consists of country and market organizations reporting in a nine-market structure. Category Management and global route-to-market teams across Print, Personal Systems and Services and Solutions are accountable for revenue and margin. Global teams across customer support, channel management and sales operations drive customer success imperatives.\nChristoph has been with HP for more than 22 years and has held senior management roles across the globe, most recently as the President of 3D Printing & Digital Manufacturing.\nPreviously, Christoph served as Executive Vice President of Growth Markets at Philips where he led the Lighting Business across Asia Pacific, Africa, Russia, India, Central Asia, and the Middle East. Christoph started his career in his family’s distribution and industrial solutions company and worked in brand management at Procter & Gamble. During his career, Christoph has worked in all global markets and moved 9 times internationally.\nChristoph holds bachelor’s degrees from ESB Reutlingen in Germany and École Supérieure de Commerce de Reims in France. He is fluent in German, English and French.\nChristoph is based in Palo Alto, California.\nAntoine Simonnet is the Chief Supply Chain Officer for HP Inc. HP’s global supply chain delivers more than 100 million products to customers each year through a sophisticated network of HP and ODM factories, logistics providers and a wide variety of other valued partners. He also oversees social and environmental sustainability efforts tied directly to HP’s global reputation and business growth.\nWith more than 40 years of experience in the IT industry, Antoine brings global expertise to the entire value chain. His experience includes work in a variety of positions including procurement, operations and customer satisfaction management. Most recently, Antoine served as Interim Head of Global Supply Chain Operations. Prior to that, he spent nine years as the Vice President and Global Head of Supply Chain Operations for HP’s Personal Systems group where he was responsible for managing global operations across all PS product lines, as well as positioning the business for profitable growth.\nAntoine holds an Electrical Engineering degree from Supelec Graduate School of Engineering in France, and an executive certification in Business Administration from the Insead Advanced Management Program.\nHe is based in Houston, Texas.\nKristen Ludgate is Chief People Officer at HP Inc. She leads the company’s talent and culture strategy and its global Human Resources function, including workforce and organization effectiveness, total rewards, talent acquisition, people and leadership development, global diversity, equity and inclusion, employee experience, and HR global operations. She is also a member of the HP Foundation.\nKristen joined HP in July 2021 from 3M, where she was Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer. As a member of 3M’s executive leadership team, she architected its People and Culture strategy and led enterprise organizational, talent and culture transformation initiatives. She was also President of the 3M Foundation and was responsible for progressing 3M’s DEI, philanthropy, and social justice agenda through innovative new approaches, including formation of the CEO Inclusion Council and the 3M Community Coalition, which brought together local leaders to advance racial equity in the Twin Cities.\nPrior to becoming CHRO, Kristen led 3M communications and enterprise services as Senior Vice President, reporting to the CEO, and chaired 3M’s crisis action team. Kristen also served as 3M’s Vice President and Chief Compliance Officer, leading a global compliance organization and chairing the 3M business conduct committee. She also held a range of positions in 3M’s legal organization, including Associate General Counsel, Labor and Employment, handling litigation, transactional, and regulatory matters globally. Kristen worked closely with 3M’s board of directors on governance, ESG, executive compensation, compliance, and talent.\nEarlier in her career, Kristen was a lawyer in a private practice and served as general counsel for a private university. She is a licensed attorney and a summa cum laude graduate of the University of Minnesota Law School and Bowdoin College.\nGlen Hopkins\nInterim CTO and Global Head of HP Labs\nGlen Hopkins is HP’s Interim Chief Technology Officer and Global Head of HP Labs. In this role, Glen drives the company’s innovation strategy, new business incubation and the overall technical community.\nGlen joined HP in 1985 as a Design & Process Engineer in the Corvallis, Oregon Inkjet Division. Over the next ten years, he progressed through various manufacturing and R&D engineering management jobs in Corvallis including project manager, section manager, and department manager.\nIn 1996, Glen moved to Singapore where he became the IC Wafer Fab Manager for inkjet print cartridges. Upon return to the United States four years later, Glen became the R&D Commercial Business Lab Manager for inkjet print cartridge design in San Diego, California. Beginning in 2006, Glen managed Printing Technology Platforms for the Print Business Unit and was the GM for the Media Solutions Business. From 2016 – 2019, Glen led the Advanced Technology & Platform Solutions organization and was the Chief Technologist for the HP Print business.\nGlen holds bachelor’s degrees in Chemistry from California State University, Chico, and Chemical Engineering from Oregon State University. He also holds a M.S. degree in Physical Chemistry from Oregon State University.\nGlen is based in San Diego, California.\nKaren Kahn is HP Inc.’s Head of Corporate Affairs and Chief Communications Officer. With more than 25 years of reputation and storytelling experience, both as a journalist and corporate brand leader, she is responsible for connecting HP to the social, economic, cultural and technological truths of our time.\nSince joining HP in 2015, she has served as the communications architect for HP’s reinvention, supporting its return to relevance and operational leadership and performance in PC, Print and 3D printing. She is the creator of The Garage, HP’s brand journalism destination that supports the company’s vision of storytelling and emotional connection with new audiences.\nShe is best known for her work on HP’s marketing and communications agency scorecard, which encourages gender and racial equality and leadership among the company’s agency partners. She has led a wide range of social impact programs to support HP’s purpose-driven brand values including \"Reinvent Mindsets,\" an award-winning campaign to reduce unconscious bias in hiring.\nKaren joined HP from $70B chip innovator Broadcom, where she served as Vice President of Corporate Marketing and Communications. There, she was responsible for all aspects of corporate and product communications, as well as social responsibility, visual design and global branding. Prior to this she served as VP of Global Communications at Sun Microsystems/Oracle.\nPrior to working in-house, she served for nearly 10 years as Executive Vice President at two of the world’s largest agencies, Weber Shandwick and Fleishman-Hillard. She began her career in the editorial community at the award-winning PBS documentary series FRONTLINE and as an editor at Inc. magazine.\nKaren is the recipient of a range of awards including the 2019 Individual Achievement SABRE award for her diversity work, 2018 PR Week Hall of Femme, the Adweek 2018 Women to Watch and the Holmes Report Influence 100. She has served on a range of boards including the San Francisco Foodbank and the JCCSF. In 2010, she founded Crayons without Borders, a nonprofit dedicated to delivering art supplies to HIV clinics in East Africa.\nShe holds a B.S. degree from the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University and an MBA from Boston University. She is based in Palo Alto, California.\nMarie Myers is Chief Financial Officer at HP Inc. where she leads the company’s Finance organization and is responsible for all aspects of financial operations including accounting, financial planning and analysis, business decision support, tax, audit, treasury, and investor engagement.\nShe also oversees HP’s Information Technology and Transformation organizations, a role she has held since being named the company’s Chief Transformation Officer in June 2020.\nIn addition to her 20+ years with HP, Marie gained experience outside the company as CFO at UiPath, a leading robotic process automation company.\nEarlier in her career, Marie served as HP’s Global Controller, driving innovative transformation initiatives and business development. Throughout her career, she built a reputation for her financial acumen, operational rigor and ability to drive change. She broke new ground by implementing intelligent automation within Finance – significantly improving efficiency and impact – thereby creating a blueprint for the rest of HP. She also played a crucial role as Finance Lead for the separation of Hewlett-Packard Company, the most complex business separation in corporate history.\nBefore joining HP, Marie held management positions with the Department of Trade and Industry and Treasury in Australia.\nMarie serves on a range of outside boards including F5 Networks, a global company that specializes in cloud and security application services and is the founder, board member and President Emeritus of the Anti-Gray Market Alliance. Marie is a passionate advocate for STEM education and serves on the boards of the University of St. Thomas Advisory in Houston, and the University of Queensland in America, Inc.\nMarie has been recognized by Women in Computing and was named to the Top 40 under 40 in Finance. She also was chosen as one of the Top 20 Most Powerful Businesswomen in Texas and was recognized by the University of Queensland as its Alumna of the Year. In 2017, she was named HP’s Working Mother of the Year, and in 2018 was selected for Texas Executive Women on the Move and one of the Top 30 Influential Women of Houston. In 2019, she was recognized as one of Houston Business Journal’s Women Who Mean Business.\nA native of Australia, Marie earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Queensland, in Brisbane, Australia. She also earned a Master of Business Administration from the University of St. Thomas, Houston, Texas.\nMarie is based in Houston, Texas.\nHarvey Anderson serves as Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary for HP Inc. In this role, Harvey leads the worldwide Global Legal Affairs organization, including all aspects of legal and government affairs, brand security, compliance and ethics.\nHarvey Anderson joined HP in June 2017 as Deputy General Counsel, Personal Systems, 3D Printing, Global Functions and Government Relations. Harvey has over 25 years of experience in legal affairs, public policy, corporate/commercial transactions and IP litigation. He has counseled leading global Internet, security, and communications companies in private and public company settings. Prior to joining HP, he served as the Chief Legal Officer of AVG Technologies, and prior to that he spent six years as the General Counsel and Chief Legal Officer of Mozilla Corporation.\nThroughout his career, he has focused on the intersection of complex commercial, legal, and policy issues driven by disruptive technologies. He has held both legal and operating roles leading business affairs, public policy, and product teams. Harvey has been involved in key internet policy issues, including the “Do Not Track” privacy initiative, the SOPA internet protest movement, open web issues, net neutrality, and serving on the FCC’s Open Internet Advisory Committee. Harvey has a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Marquette University and a Juris Doctor from the University of San Francisco School of Law. He is also admitted to the US Patent Bar. He also serves as a board member for Common Sense Media.\nHarvey is based in Palo Alto, California.\nVikrant Batra is the Chief Marketing Officer for HP Inc. Vikrant has more than 20 years of experience in worldwide marketing and advertising across consumer packaged goods, utilities, finance and technology. He is an award-winning creative and marketing strategist and is the architect behind some of HP’s most transformative and thought-provoking campaigns.\nVikrant has held a variety of marketing leadership roles since joining HP in 2010. Most recently he served as Global Head of Marketing for HP’s $20 billion Imaging and Printing business. He is credited with spearheading the business’ shift to emotional storytelling – an approach that is anchored in insights, generates deeper connections with the global communities and drives demand. In this role he led all aspects of worldwide, regional and country marketing. Under his leadership, HP Studios released the “The Wolf,” a breakthrough web-based film series on security starring award-winning actor Christian Slater.\nPrior to this he was the global head of marketing for HP’s $30B Personal Systems business where he led end-to-end marketing across PCs, mobility, solutions and services. During his tenure at HP, Vikrant has also led marketing for consumer PCs, commercial printing and corporate advertising & brand.\nVikrant joined HP after a range of senior advertising and marketing agency roles supporting top global brands, At TracyLocke he was a Senior Vice President responsible for managing strategic brand planning, and at the Integer Group, an Omnicom agency, he served as Group Director. He began his career at J. Walter Thompson.\nHe holds a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering and a master’s degree in marketing and advertising management from University of Bombay and an MBA from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business.\nVikrant is based in Palo Alto, CA.\nSanti Morera\nPresident, Personalization & Industrialization Business\nSanti Morera is the President of HP’s Personalization & Industrialization Business, focused on disrupting categories such as industrial additive manufacturing, accelerating graphics industries to digital, and enabling new business models and solutions for automated, agile, and personalized production at scale.\nPrior to this role, Santi was the General Manager & Global Head of HP's Graphics Solutions Business (GSB), responsible for driving overall strategy and financial performance, including the sale, delivery, and servicing of the GSB portfolio, with products ranging from large format printers to digital printing presses, and publishing and personalization solutions, among many others.\nSanti is an experienced global leader and, through his more than 30-year HP career, he has held senior leadership positions in HP’s Home Printing Solutions, Inkjet & Printing Solutions, Inkjet Supplies, Large Format Printing, GSB, and Finance organizations in country, regional, and worldwide roles.\nSanti joined HP in 1988 as a Financial Analyst for the HP Barcelona Division. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Sciences and an MBA from ESADE Business School in Barcelona.\nSarabjit Singh ('Savi') Baveja is HP’s Chief Strategy & Incubation Officer. As a member of the executive leadership team, Savi leads enterprise-wide strategy, corporate development, strategic investments, and efforts such as Personalization & 3D Printing and Microfluidics to accelerate growth and unlock large and sustainable value for HP.\nIn this role, Savi leads HP’s disruptive technology and commercialization strategy to transform industries through new products, services, and business models. This includes an explicit focus on applying HP’s advanced 3D Printing and Microfluidics technologies in new ways to drive disruptive solutions across large current and potential markets.\nSavi formerly served as a Senior Partner and Head of New Business Incubation at Bain & Company, where he honed deep expertise in corporate and growth strategy development, including focal areas of machine learning, artificial intelligence (AI), digital disruption, solution capabilities, full potential transformation and the strategic planning processes. During his three decades at the company, Savi served on the firm’s board of directors, spearheaded multi-year corporate transformations at several leading global technology and Internet companies, and extensively researched, wrote, and published studies detailing global macro-trends, as well as innovation, growth, and recession strategies. He also launched and led a breakthrough incubator focused on creating new businesses that disrupt professional services with software.\nSavi is the founder of Trooly, a predictive analytics startup, which was purchased by online hospitality service Airbnb in 2017.\nHe holds an MBA with high distinction as a Baker Scholar from Harvard Business School. He also holds an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering with distinction from Stanford University, where he was a Terman Scholar. He is fluent in English, Hindi, and Punjabi.\nSavi is based in Palo Alto, California.\nTolga Kurtoglu is HP’s Chief Technology Officer and Global Head of HP Labs. In this role, Tolga leads HP Labs, one of the world’s most preeminent and seasoned industrial research laboratories, where he is driving a renewed commitment to cutting-edge research and innovation. He also leads the company’s technology strategy and engagement with the technical and scientific communities.\nTolga is a technology executive with a long track record of success spanning research and development, business strategy and technology commercialization. He is the former CEO of Palo Alto Research Center (PARC), a renowned scientific research and open innovation company that brings leading scientists, engineers and designers together to explore emerging areas of science and technology. During his tenure at PARC, Kurtoglu led the transformation of PARC from a research organization to a world-class open innovation business.\nMore recently, he was the Head of Global Research at Xerox, where he oversaw the company’s research centers and distributed advanced technology and engineering teams.\nPrior to this, Tolga was a researcher at NASA Ames Research Center, and a mechanical design engineer and group lead at Dell. Kurtoglu has numerous patents and publications in the fields of automation and machine intelligence, fault tolerant system design, and 3D/digital manufacturing. Originally from Turkey, he earned his doctorate degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and has a master’s degree in the same field from Carnegie Mellon.\nTolga is based in Palo Alto, California.\nGreg Baxter serves as HP’s Chief Digital & Transformation Officer where he leads the company’s IT, Digital, Data, and Transformation organizations. In his role, Greg is focused on harnessing disruptive technologies, tools, and processes to help transform HP into a more digitally enabled, customer focused, innovative, and agile company.\nGreg is an accomplished global executive, strategist, and technologist with a passion for reinventing and transforming companies and a track record of driving significant growth and value creation. Most recently, he served as Chief Digital Officer at MetLife, where he was responsible for leading digital strategy and platforms, enterprise data and analytics, digital automation, and innovation to transform the company.\nPrior to MetLife, Greg was Global Head of Digital at Citi, where he led the company’s digital transformation across businesses and geographies. He was previously a Managing Partner at Booz & Company, where he held leadership roles across the firm’s financial services, public sector, and digital practices. Greg began his career at IBM, where he focused on driving large-scale transformation programs.\nHe is also an active board member and advisor for fintech, technology and cyber security firms, and has served as an Independent Director at Chatham House (Royal Institute of International Affairs). He actively sponsors STEM programs and supports the Madison Boys and Girls Club.\nA native of Australia, Greg is a dual citizen of Australia and the UK. 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