In this episode of Facility Voices, David Trask welcomes Julie Brown, Vice President of Industries and Customer Value at Johnson Controls, as part of the Women in Facilities series, where she shares insights into her dynamic role supporting field operations and shaping the company's strategic direction through customer feedback.
Julie takes us through the rich history of Johnson Controls, highlighting its 140-year legacy as a leader in building systems and innovation. She discusses her career journey, emphasizing the importance of understanding market trends and implementing strategies that align with customer needs. Julie also explores the evolving challenges in the facilities industry, particularly the importance of attracting diverse talent, including women, to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals.
This episode offers a unique perspective into the complexities of facilities management, the innovative approaches at Johnson Controls, and the critical role of mission-driven work in healthcare and beyond. Julie’s insights are invaluable for anyone looking to understand the future of the industry and the importance of diversity in shaping its direction.
Julie Brown
Vice President, Industries and Customer Value
Johnson Controls
Julie Brown, a dedicated leader at Johnson Controls, is deeply rooted in the daily lives of her customers, blending a worldly perspective with hands-on experience. With a background influenced by her family's trade heritage, Julie spends her days enhancing the support provided by field service technicians. She thrives on solving real-world problems, advocating for innovative building technologies, and mentoring the next generation in the industry. Passionate about empowering women and promoting sustainability, Julie is inspired by business leaders like Satya Nadella and Mary Slagle Zappone. Outside of work, she enjoys wilderness canoeing, international travel, and reading.
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