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Johnson Controls International plc has announced the appointment of Ganesh Ramaswamy as Vice President and President, Global Services & Transformation. In this new role, Ramaswamy will serve as an officer of the company and will provide leadership for the global service business with revenue of US$ 6.3 billion, which is a critical part of Johnson Controls' growth strategy.

Service and transformation role

In a combined service and transformation role, Ramaswamy will drive to improve consistency of fundamentals across Johnson Controls’ global direct channels, leverage infrastructure and investments and work closely with regional leaders to execute on our strategic priorities.

Ramaswamy comes to Johnson Controls from Danaher Corporation, where he most recently served as Group Executive and Vice President, with responsibility over four operating companies in the product identification space.

High Growth Markets expert

Before joining Danaher, Ramaswamy was the Global President for Pentax Medical, based in Japan

He started his career at Danaher, as the Senior Vice President of High Growth Markets for Beckman Coulter Diagnostics. Before joining Danaher, Ramaswamy was the Global President for Pentax Medical, based in Japan. Earlier in his career, he worked at GE in a number of leadership roles, across product development and general management.

"As we have completed our transformation to a pure-play building technologies and solutions provider, Ganesh will have a tremendous opportunity to strengthen our core service business while building and deploying new service solutions leveraging our digital capabilities,” said George Oliver, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Johnson Controls.

Building and deploying new service solutions

He adds, “With the strength and depth of our portfolio, we have an opportunity to differentiate our solutions and deliver significant value for our global customers,"

Ramaswamy holds an M.B.A from the University of Wisconsin and a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania.

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