| ► | Company Profile |
| ► | Awards and Recognition |
| ► | Our Values |
| ▼ | Featured Stories |
| • | 2013 Edison Award |
| • | Automotive Innovations Award 2013 |
| • | Chery Jaguar Land Rover |
| • | Supporting Wounded Warriors |
| • | Auto Shanghai 2013 |
| • | 2013 Best Corporate Citizens |
| • | Diverse IT Professionals |
| • | Electronic Cockpit |
| • | 2012 Kepner-Tregoe Award |
| • | Diverse engineers |
| • | Bespoke Interior |
| • | Garbsen playground |
| • | Ethisphere 2013 |
| • | Hip-point mannequin |
| • | Junior Achievement |
| • | Better Buildings Challenge |
| • | Red Lion High School |
| • | Inspiration Seat |
| • | Governor's Ambassador Award |
| • | Sustainable Energy Factbook |
| • | Improving pediatric medicine |
| • | Hongqi H7 |
| • | Ford Fusion Auto Start-Stop |
| • | Compression Hybrid Molding |
| • | Micro Hybrid Battery |
| • | 2013 CES |
| • | Sound & Vibration Lab |
| • | Top Employer in China 2013 |
| • | Green Masters Program |
| • | Executive Involvement & Steering Program |
| • | Investor relations honors |
| • | Joint Center for Energy Storage Research |
| • | Holland battery plant |
| • | Journey from the heart |
| • | Red Cross Disaster Relief |
| • | Instituto Nacional de Cancerología |
| • | Blue Sky Involve |
| • | ÖkoGlobe 2012 |
| • | Corporation of the Year |
| • | Sustainability in the schools |
| • | Electric vehicle donation |
| • | Florence recycling facility |
| • | World Medical Relief |
| • | Innovative training |
| • | Safety first at Oak Ridge |
| • | Understanding Digital Natives |
| • | Chillers in mines |
| • | End-user research |
| • | Recycled resin |
| • | Green jobs for youths |
| • | AGM battery technology |
| • | Puerto Rico train stations |
| • | 2012 Energy Efficiency Forum |
| • | Automotive Interiors Awards |
| • | Hospital for Sick Children |
| • | World Environment Day |
| • | Start-Stop research |
| • | Best Corporate Citizens List |
Executive Involvement
Building Efficiency President Dave Myers volunteers to help local hospital and research center pursue their mission of improving pediatric medicine
Dave Myers, vice president and president, Johnson Controls Building Efficiency, volunteers his time and expertise serving on the boards of Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin and the Children’s Research Institute. These separate but affiliated entities share a mission about which he cares deeply.
“I believe in their goal of ensuring that we have the healthiest children possible,” Myers said. “I feel that way as a parent, but also as a representative of Johnson Controls. Improving the health of our children is a fundamental way we can make a positive difference in our community.”
Advancing pediatric medicine and research
Children’s Hospital is one of the nation’s leading pediatric hospitals and one of the busiest, caring for nearly 350,000 infants, children and adolescents in 2011 alone. They work to improve medical treatment and outcomes. They focus on reducing infant mortality and seeing that children get proper vaccinations and treatments early to avoid illness later on.
The Children’s Research Institute advances pediatric research. They conduct clinical trials and help secure grants for doctors and researchers to continue their efforts to improve pediatric medicine.
As a board member, Myers advises both organizations on how to improve processes and productivity to facilitate the delivery of quality pediatric care while reducing overall healthcare costs.
Encouraging volunteerism among leaders
Myers believes it is important that company leaders lend their time and talents to improve local communities. “When you see leadership dedicating personal time to worthwhile causes, it sends a strong message about the priority we place on being involved in communities where we have a presence.” he said.
He also underscores the importance of the Executive Involvement & Steering Program: "A program like this that promotes and facilitates volunteerism among our leaders reinforces what we as a company are all about and our ability to make a difference," Myers said.
Growth and leadership in service to our communities
The Executive Involvement & Steering Program has grown considerably since its inception in 2008. In fact, in the first three years of the program’s existence, executive and leader participation increased 321 percent. That growth has resulted from the enthusiasm and dedication of our executives around the world, with the full support of the company at the highest levels.
“At Johnson Controls, we look to ways in which we impact the communities where we live and work and the world beyond,” said Chairman and CEO Steve Roell. “It’s a practice that aligns with our vision of creating a more comfortable, safe and sustainable world.
