Who owns carrier

Over 60, employees in more than countries research, develop and manufacture Carrier air conditioning equipment and related technology. We want to make it affordable and easy to have your HVAC equipment serviced or repaired. Our knowledgeable staff is ready with the latest information about programs that you can take advantage of to save you money on new heating and cooling equipment for your home.

The company intends to make a greater focus and enhanced agility based on its own distinct operating priorities and strategies for long-term growth and profitability, said Canzanella. This includes strengthening and growing its core businesses; extending its product range and geographical coverage; and expanding service and digital offerings. The company will maintain three primary product sectors — HVAC, refrigeration, and fire and security.

Each sector maintains seasoned leadership as Carrier continues to move forward. Strengthening our global community makes us a stronger company, creating shared value for our business and society. As a standalone company, we have the ability to leverage our legacy of industry leadership and sustainability to address the challenges of today and tomorrow while executing our vision and growth strategy.

Carrier will continue to contribute to communities around the world through employee volunteerism and environmentally responsible operations, products, and services.

In the midst of these changes, Carrier is also working to protect the health, safety, and well-being of its employees. We have also provided comprehensive health and safety information to employees at all of our locations, and we will continue to work to identify additional ways to enhance the safety of our facilities.

Considered essential, Carrier continues to run its business within the guidelines that officials are providing and remains fully operational. Carrier Global Corp. Willis Carrier, the Cornell University graduate who invented modern air conditioning in , founded the company in , opening his first factory in New Jersey. The company opened a large manufacturing complex off Thompson Road in DeWitt in When a traffic circle was built in front of the plant in the s, it was named Carrier Circle. It once employed 7, people in DeWitt but now employs about 1, UTC announced in it planned to split itself into three independent companies -- an aerospace firm named United Technologies, an elevator and escalator maker named Otis, and Carrier, a leading maker of heating, ventilating and air conditioning, refrigeration, and fire and security technologies.

Carrier has a global workforce of 53, people, with operations in countries.