Today’s Honeywell
Honeywell Company Overview
2009
Company Overview
• 128,000 employees in more than 100 countries
• A Fortune 100 company – sales of $36.6 billion in 2008
• “World’s Most Ethical Companies"
– Ethisphere Institute
• “America’s Most Admired Companies”
– Fortune magazine
• “Best Places to Launch a Career”
– BusinessWeek magazine
• “The Alexander Hamilton Award”
– Treasury and Risk magazine
• “Most Admired Companies”
– U.S. Black Engineer & Information Technology, Hispanic
Engineer & Information Technology, and Women of Color
magazines
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Company Leadership
CHAIRMAN & CEO
Dave Cote
PRESIDENT & CEO
Aerospace
Tim Mahoney
PRESIDENT & CEO
Automation and
Control Solutions
Roger Fradin
PRESIDENT & CEO
Transportation Systems
Alex Ismail
PRESIDENT & CEO
Specialty Materials
Andreas Kramvis
SR. VICE PRESIDENT &
Chief Financial Officer
Dave Anderson
PRESIDENT
Air Transport &
Regional
John Bolton
PRESIDENT
Sensing and Control
Beth Wozniak
PRESIDENT
Honeywell
Process Solutions
Norm Gilsdorf
PRESIDENT
Turbo Technologies
Alex Ismail
VP/GM
Specialty Products
Jack Boss
VP/GM
Electronic Materials
Rebecca Liebert
SR. VICE PRESIDENT &
General Counsel
Kate Adams
PRESIDENT
Business & General
Aviation
Rob Wilson
PRESIDENT
Security
Ben Cornett
PRESIDENT
Honeywell
Building Solutions
Paul Orzeske
PRESIDENT
Friction Materials
Rainer Bostel
VP/GM
Fluorine Products
Terrence Hahn
PRESIDENT & CEO
UOP
Rajeev Gautam
SR. VICE PRESIDENT
Human Resources and
Communications
Mark James
PRESIDENT
Defense & Space
Garrett Mikita
PRESIDENT
Life Safety
Mark Levy
PRESIDENT
Environmental and
Combustion Controls
Joe Puishys
PRESIDENT
Consumer Products
Group
Craig Breese
VP/GM
Resins & Chemicals
Qamar Bhatia
SR. VICE PRESIDENT
Technology and
Operations
Larry Kittelberger
VICE PRESIDENT
Strategy & Business
Development
Rhonda Germany
PRESIDENT
China & India
Shane Tedjarati
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Honeywell’s Businesses
Specialty
Materials
2008 Sales
Aerospace
$5.3B
$12.7B
$14B
$4.6B
Automation
and Control Solutions
Transportation
Systems
Total = $36.6B
Diverse Businesses, Technologies and Products
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Honeywell Initiatives and Behaviors
• 5 Initiatives
- Growth
- Productivity
- Cash
- People
- Enablers: Honeywell Operating
System, Functional Transformation
and Velocity Product
Development™
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• 12 Behaviors
- Growth and Customer Focus
- Leadership Impact
- Gets Results
- Makes People Better
- Champions Change
- Fosters Teamwork and Diversity
- Global Mindset
- Intelligent Risk Taking
- Self-Aware/Learner
- Effective Communicator
- Integrative Thinker
- Technical or Functional Excellence
Today’s Honeywell
The 4 Pillars of Growth
Honeywell’s first initiative is Growth. We will
pursue organic growth through four
fundamental strategies, or “pillars”:
• Doing a superb job each and every day for our
customers in quality, delivery, value, and
technology
• Building a superior Sales and Marketing
organization
• Globalization
• Creating a set of robust, funded technology
roadmaps for new products and services
Each Business Has Developed a Growth Game Plan
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Aerospace
The world’s premier supplier of aircraft engines and systems, avionics and
other products and services for airliners, business and general aviation
aircraft, military aircraft and spacecraft.
Businesses:
Air Transport & Regional, Business & General Aviation,
Defense & Space
Products:
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Aircraft engines
Auxiliary power units
Integrated avionics and aircraft control systems
Aircraft safety systems
Precision guidance and navigation
Environmental control systems
Electric generation and distribution systems
Landing systems
Repair and overhaul
Spare parts
Support and services for space and communications
facilities
- After-sales support solutions
- Aircraft lighting
- Aircraft cabin entertainment and passenger productivity
products/systems
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Aerospace
Representative Customers:
EADS/Airbus, Bell, Boeing, Bombardier,
Cessna, Dassault, Embraer, Fairchild Dornier,
FedEx, Finmeccanica, General Electric,
Gulfstream, Hawker Beechcraft, Hughes,
Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman,
Raytheon, Sikorsky, Sino Swearingen, United
Technologies, U.S. Department of Defense, U.S.
Department of Energy, U.S. National
Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA),
and leading airlines and airport authorities
Competitive Strengths:
Honeywell Aerospace is a global leader in the
aviation industry; developing innovative safety
products, driving the modernization of global air
traffic management, revolutionizing combat
technology and committed to improving
operational efficiencies.
Global Presence:
39,000+ employees at nearly 100 locations
worldwide
Headquarters: Phoenix, Arizona
Sales:
$12.7 billion in 2008
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Automation and Control Solutions
A global leader applying sensing and control expertise that helps create
safer, more comfortable, more secure, and more productive environments in
homes, buildings and industry. More than 120 million homes and buildings
as well as 24 of 25 top oil refineries rely on ACS products and services.
Businesses:
Environmental and Combustion Controls, Life Safety,
Honeywell Building Solutions, Honeywell Process Solutions,
Honeywell Security & Data Collection, Sensing and Control
Products and Services:
- Energy management systems, building automation, controls
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and services
Commercial fire systems, smoke and gas detection,
personal protective equipment, and home healthcare
monitoring products
Fire alarm, access control, video surveillance systems and
automatic identification, and data collection
Controls for heating, ventilation, air conditioning,
humidification, zoning, water controls and processes,
electrical devices, and systems and lighting control
Electromechanical switches and electronic sensors used for
industrial, aerospace, medical, transportation, and test and
measurement applications
Advanced software applications for home/building control
and industrial optimization and process automation
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Automation and Control Solutions
Representative Customers:
Alcoa, AstraZeneca, BASF, Boeing, Brinks, ChevronTexaco,
DaimlerChrysler, DuPont, ExxonMobil, General Motors,
ConocoPhillips, Procter & Gamble, Qatar General Petroleum,
Sasol, Sinopec, Stora Enso, Sydney Airport, TotalFinaElf,
Weyerhaeuser, U.S. Government, homebuilders, contractors,
and homeowners
Competitive Strengths:
Strong customer relationships; large installed base;
diversified portfolio; open-systems solutions and integration
expertise; broad distribution channels; global brand
recognition; commitment and passion to service
Global Presence:
65,000+ employees in more than 120 countries
Headquarters: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Sales:
$14 billion in 2008
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Transportation Systems
The world’s leading innovator of automotive turbochargers. We offer some
of the best-known consumer automotive product brands and manufacture
world-class braking material for major auto manufacturers around the world.
Businesses:
Turbo Technologies
Consumer Products Group
Friction Materials
Products:
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Garrett® turbochargers
Prestone® antifreeze/coolant
Autolite® platinum spark plugs
FRAM® automotive filters
Holts® car care products
Bendix® and Jurid® brake pads
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Transportation Systems
Representative Customers:
Advance Auto Parts, Audi, Auto Zone, BMW, Bosch, Canadian Tire,
Continental Teves, CSK Auto, DaimlerChrysler, Ford, General Motors,
Honda, Hyundai, Nissan, Renault, TRW, Volkswagen, Volvo, Wal-Mart
Competitive Strengths:
Innovative technologies, strong R&D capabilities,
superior brand recognition, strong customer
relationships, broad distribution network,
original equipment experience
Global Presence:
10,000+ employees
Headquarters: Torrance, California
Sales:
$4.6 billion in 2008
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Specialty Materials
A global leader in providing customers with high-performance specialty materials,
including fluorocarbons, specialty films and additives, advanced fibers and
composites, customized research chemicals, electronic materials and chemicals,
catalysts and adsorbents and process technology, engineering, equipment and
services for the refining and petrochemical industries.
Businesses:
UOP LLC, Fluorine Products, Resins & Chemicals, Specialty
Products, Electronic Materials
Products:
- Process technology, catalysts, adsorbents and technical
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services for the petroleum refining, petrochemical and gas
processing industries
Biofuels process technology
Genetron® environmentally-friendlier refrigerants
Spectra® high-performance fiber for ballistic
protection and other applications
Aclar® pharmaceutical film packaging
Enovate® non-ozone-depleting blowing agent
Ammonium sulfate fertilizers
Caprolactam for nylon production
Burdick & JacksonTM solvents and reagents for biotechnology
and pharmaceuticals
Chemicals and metals for semiconductor production
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Specialty Materials
Representative Customers:
Reliance Industries, PetroChina, Valero, Chevron, ExxonMobil,
ConocoPhillips, IBM, Samsung, Carrier Corp., Haier Group, BAE
Systems, Dow Chemical, BASF, Shaw Industries
Competitive Strengths:
Strong IP and technology position in a
broad set of markets and products ranging
from refining and petrochemical production to
next-generation biofuels to ballistic protection
and environmentally-friendlier refrigerants
Global Presence:
8,500+ employees
Headquarters: Morristown, New Jersey
Sales:
$5.3 billion in 2008
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