A Delegation Led by Mr. Dave Cote, Global Board Chairman of Honeywell, Pays a Visit to TusHoldingsPrint

Post Time：2015-10-29来源：TusHoldings

On October 21, a delegation led by Mr. Dave Cote, Global Board Chairman and CEO of Honeywell, paid a visit to TusHoldings. Wang Jiwu, president of TusHoldings, received warmly the delegation, and the two parties exchanged opinions on cooperation fields and related matters. 

At the meeting, President Wang gave a warm welcome to the delegation of Honeywell, and introduced briefly to the delegation the development course, business fields and strategic layout of TusHoldings. He said that this visit of Honeywell’s delegation would be a good beginning of the cooperation between the two parties. Wang Shugui, vice president of TusHoldings, introduced the practices and significant exploring of TusHoldings in such aspects as promoting industrial upgrading and facilitating innovative development of hi-tech industries, and forecasted the cooperation prospects of the two parties in combination with TusHoldings’ development in hi-tech industries and Honeywell’s industrial advantages.  

Mr. Dave Cote introduced in detail the global overview, business, technological innovation and future plans of Honeywell, and expressed the intent to cooperate with TusHoldings in the fields of energy efficiency and clean energy. He emphasized that Honeywell’s business structure was consistent with TusHoldings, and Honeywell was building a safer, more comfortable, more energy-saving, more innovative and more productive environment. He wished the two parties could cooperate in relevant fields to promote the industrial innovation and development. 

Leaders participating in the reception also included: Chen Hongbo (executive vice president of TusHoldings), Zhao Dong (vice president of TusHoldings), Cai Xiaowei (senior vice president and financial controller of TusHoldings), Wang Shugui (vice president of TusHoldings and general manager of Tus-S&T Service Group), An Hongping (senior vice president of TusHoldings and board chairman of TusPark Operation Management Co., Ltd.), Wen Hui (president of Tsinghua Solar), Long Lin (president of Yadu), and so on.

Members of the delegation of Honeywell also included: Thomas A.Szlosek (senior vice president and CFO of Honeywell), Michael A.Bennett (vice president of Corporate Communications Department of Honeywell), Sheng Weili (president and CEO of Honeywell China), Li Ning (president of Greater China of Honeywell Automatic Control System Group), Luo Jichu (vice president and general manager of Asia-Pacific of Honeywell Performance Materials and Technologies), Zhong Hongying (High-growth Area Investor Relation and Finance Director of Honeywell), Xu Yanqing (Corporate Development Director of Honeywell), and Lu Rong (vice president of Corporate Communications Department of Honeywell in high-growth area of Asia).

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As a Top 100 company appraised by Fortune, Honeywell is dedicated to invention of advanced manufacture technologies to meet the severe challenges under the global macroeconomic trend, for example technologies in life safety, security and energy. The Company has about 130,000 employees in the world, including over 19,000 engineers and scientists. 

Honeywell has a long history in China that goes back to 1935 when it established the first franchise in Shanghai. When U.S. President Nixon visited China in 1972, he was invited by the Chinese government to recommend the best enterprises from 10 sectors to drive the bilateral exchanges between two countries, and to accelerate China"s modernization development.  Honeywell’s wholly-owned subsidiary UOP was the only company in the field of refining and batch chemicals being selected and recommended to the Chinese government. 

Another new starting point for Honeywell to integrate into China’s economic growth was when China opened the door to its economy in the 1980s, and was among the first multinationals to set up a representative office in Beijing, where they began a series of high-quality investments. Today, all of Honeywell’s four Strategic Business Groups are represented in China, and all of them have relocated their Asia Pacific headquarters to China. Over the years, many subsidiaries and joint ventures have been set up in over 20 cities across the country. As of today, Honeywell has invested over USD 1 billion in China and employed over 12,000 people.