Industrial machine manufacturer Johnson Controls has appointed Joakim Weidemanis as CEO, effective March 12, 2025. During his stint at Danaher, Weidemanis grew the company’s diagnostics business through acquisitions and organic growth, taking leadership of an approximately $15 billion group across eight global technology businesses.
"As I come to know Johnson Controls, I am energized by its mission-driven culture and strong 140-year legacy of developing market-leading technology and solutions that enable customers to manage their facilities in a smarter, more sustainable, and more productive way," said Weidemanis. "I am deeply passionate about leading global technology-driven businesses that help customers advance their goals and make a meaningful, positive impact on society.”
Oliver added: “Joakim is the ideal person to lead Johnson Controls as CEO. The efforts we have made over the past eight years have transformed Johnson Controls into a simpler, more profitable, and faster-growing company, better able to deliver on our financial and operational objectives. As we build on the momentum from fiscal 2024, I look forward to working with Joakim and the team to ensure a smooth leadership transition and a promising future for Johnson Controls.”
